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Table 2 Respondents' and hospital characteristics

From: Investigating the complementary value of discrete choice experiments for the evaluation of barriers and facilitators in implementation research: a questionnaire survey

Variable

N

Value

Professional discipline of respondents, %

174

 

   Anaesthesiologists

84

48

   Surgical oncologists

56

32

   Breast care nurses

34

20

Age, years

169

47 ± 8 (26–63)

Sex, % male

170

62

Work experience, years

157

13 ± 9 (0–32)

Employment, %

133*

 

   Salaried

57

43

   Partnership

73

55

   Both

3

2

Presence of an outpatient breast clinic, %

163

96

Availability of breast care nurses, fulltime equivalent

88

2.1 ± 1.4 (0–8)

Setting, %

96

 

   Ambulatory

 

25

   24-hour stay

 

27

   Admission (> 24 hours)

 

48

Presence of a day surgery unit, %

168

94

  1. *Question not applicable to breast care nurses.
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Implementation Science

ISSN: 1748-5908