Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of the participants who completed follow-up (n = 268).

From: Leadership program with skills training for general practitioners was highly accepted without improving job satisfaction: the cluster randomized IMPROVEjob study

Variable

Total sample

Practice leader

Employed physician

Practice assistant

N = 268

N = 70

N = 16

N = 182

Female, %

85.4

51.4

68.8

100.0

Age in years, mean (SD)

45.5 (12.3)

53.6 (5.9)

47.2 (9.9)

42.2 (12.8)

Years in current practice, mean (SD)

12.5 (9.2)

16.56 (8.1)

8.4 (6.9)

11.12 (9.2)

Working full-time, %

54.8

90.0

37.5

42.3

Living in a relationship/married, %

81.5

88.2

93.8

77.9

Persons in household over 18 years, mean (SD)

2.1 (0.9)

2.09 (0.9)

2.07 (0.5)

2.15 (0.9)

Persons in household under 18 years, mean (SD)

1.1 (1.0)

1.2 (1.2)

1.2 (1.1)

1.1 (0.9)

Care for next-of-kin, %

27.4

35.8

15.4

25.7

Professional characteristics of physicians (N = 86)

Years since accreditation as physician, mean (SD)

25.6 (8.3)

27.1 (8.1)

19.4 (10.4)

Physician in GP training, %

  

37.5

 

Number of patients in 3 months, %

< 750

25.0

22.9

35.7

 

751–1000

28.6

28.6

28.6

 

1001–1250

23.8

22.9

28.6

 

> 1250

22.6

25.7

7.1

 

Professional characteristics of practice assistants (N = 182)

Years since graduation, mean (SD)

   

22.0 (13.5)

Qualification as practice assistant, %

   

83.4

Practice assistant in training, %

   

7.1

Average working hours in last 3 months per week, mean (SD)

   

31.0 (89.0)