Table 2:

Characteristics of participants in evaluations of Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care activities

CharacteristicNo. (%) of participants in survey
n = 1284*
No. (%) of participants in interview
n = 183*
Gender
 Male351 (27.3)64 (35.0)
 Female855 (66.6)116 (63.3)
 Nonbinary17 (1.3)
 Prefer not to say116 (0.9)
 Not reported50 (3.9)3 (1.6)
Age, yr
 20–39731 (56.9)89 (48.7)
 40–59407 (31.7)38 (20.7)
 60–7980 (6.2)7 (3.9)
 ≥ 800.00.0
 Not reported65 (5.1)49 (26.8)
Years of practice
 1–10783 (61.0)121 (66.1)
 11–20182 (14.2)28 (15.4)
 21–30140 (10.9)22 (12.0)
 31–4080 (6.2)10 (5.5)
 ≥ 4012 (0.9)2 (1.1)
 Not reported87 (6.8)0.0
Region
 Urban749 (58.3)93 (50.8)
 Suburban191 (14.9)14 (7.7)
 Rural340 (26.5)37 (20.3)
 Not reported59 (4.2)49 (26.8)
Clinic type
 Hospital-based239 (18.6)25 (13.7)
 Community-based758 (59.0)98 (53.6)
 Multidisciplinary clinic347 (27.0)60 (32.8)
 Not reported80 (6.2)49 (26.8)
Number of clinicians
 Single-practitioner clinic72 (5.6)4 (2.2)
 Multipractitioner clinic (physician group clinic or family health team)582 (45.3)86 (47.1)
 Not reported630 (49.1)49 (26.8)
Province or territory
 Ontario606 (47.2)83 (45.4)
 British Columbia119 (9.3)20 (11.0)
 Manitoba86 (6.7)10 (5.5)
 Saskatchewan39 (3.0)13 (7.1)
 Alberta110 (8.6)14 (7.7)
 Quebec92 (7.2)13 (7.1)
 Northwest Territories8 (0.6)13 (7.1)
 Nova Scotia60 (4.7)2 (1.1)
 New Brunswick41 (3.2)6 (3.3)
 Prince Edward Island21 (1.6)9 (5.0)
 Yukon1 (0.1)1 (0.5)
 Newfoundland and Labrador30 (2.3)2 (1.1)
 Not reported73 (5.7)2 (1.1)
  • * Surveys — 2020: n = 295; 2019: n = 263; 2018: n = 244; 2017: n = 198; 2016: n = 102; 2015: n = 127; 2014: n = 96. Interviews — 2020: n = 23; 2019: n = 23; 2018: n = 30; 2017: n = 29; 2016: n = 20; 2015: n = 26; 2014: n = 28.

  • Number of participants within a category may not add up to the total number of participants because some primary care providers gave demographic characteristics for multiple clinics in which they work and some did not select certain options.