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Table 1 Background characteristics of GPs in the exploratory focus group (N = 6) and interviews (N = 12)

From: General practitioners’ perspectives on relocating care: a Dutch interview study

 

Exploratory focus group

Interviews

Gender

  

• Male

4

9

• Female

2

3

Age

  

• 40–49

2

4

• 50–59

1

3

• 60 and older

3

5

Type of general practice the GP is working in

  

• Solo practice

1

4

• Duo practice

 

5

• Group practice

1

1

• Practice within a health centre

4

2

Years of experience working as GP

  

• 6–10

 

1

• 11–20

 

5

• More than 20

 

6

How urban is the area in which the practice is located*

  

• Highly urbanized

1

7

• Slightly urbanized

4

2

• Less urban/rural

1

3

  1. *The level of urbanization is determined by the average ambient address density, categorized as follows: (1) Highly urbanized area: with an average ambient address density of 1500 or more addresses per square kilometer. (2) Moderately urbanized area: characterized by an average ambient address density ranging from 1000 to 1500 addresses per square kilometer. (3) Less urban/rural area: exhibiting an average ambient address density of 999 or fewer addresses per square kilometer [34].