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CMAJ
CMAJ - September 7, 1999JAMC - le 7 septembre 1999

Practice guidelines for clinical prevention: Do patients, physicians and experts share common ground?

Table 2: Characteristics of the 75 patients participating
in focus groups

Characteristic No. (and %)*  

Sex    
Women 49    (65)
Men 26    (35)
Age, yr    
18–34 24    (32)
35–54 25    (33)
55 26    (35)
Country of birth    
Canada 66    (88)
Other 9    (12)
Primary language    
French 71    (95)
English 4    (5)
Level of education completed
Primary school 6    (8)
Secondary school 17    (23)
CEGEP 21    (28)
University 31    (41)
Occupation    
Employed 29    (39)
Unemployed 19    (25)
Student 8    (11)
At home, retired 16    (21)
No response 3    (4)
Household income, $    
< 12 000 16    (21)
12 000 – 19 999 12    (16)
20 000 – 29 999 8    (11)
30 000 – 39 999 15    (20)
40 000 – 49 999 8    (11)
 50 000 9    (12)
No response 7    (9)
Regular family physician
Yes 55    (73)
No 16    (21)
No response 4    (5)

*Percentages may not sum to 100 because of rounding.

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