Knowledge of clinical guidelines among 1708 primary care health practitioners, China, 2016
| Knowledge of guidelines | N (%) | ||||||||||
| Total (n=1708) | Profession* | Professional title* | Education level* | ||||||||
| Physician (n=610) | Nurse (n=411) | Practitioner from auxiliary department (n=370) | Administrative (n=317) | Primary and below (n=786) | Intermediate (n=613) | Senior (n=309) | College and below (n=707) | Bachelor’s (n=958) | Master’s and doctorate (n=43) | ||
| Completely knowledgeable | 760 (44.5) | 301 (49.3) | 146 (35.5) | 186 (50.3) | 127 (40.1) | 212 (27.0) | 346 (56.4) | 202 (65.4) | 232 (32.8) | 495 (51.7) | 33 (76.7) |
| Partially knowledgeable | 808 (47.2) | 248 (40.7) | 237 (57.7) | 160 (43.2) | 161 (50.8) | 473 (60.2) | 232 (37.8) | 101 (32.7) | 375 (53.0) | 421 (43.9) | 10 (23.3) |
| Unaware | 142 (8.3) | 61 (10.0) | 28 (6.8) | 24 (6.5) | 29 (9.1) | 101 (12.8) | 35 (5.7) | 6 (1.9) | 100 (14.1) | 42 (4.4) | 0 (0) |
| Total | 1708 (100.0) | 610 (100) | 411 (100) | 370 (100) | 317 (100) | 786 (100) | 613 (100) | 309 (100) | 707 (100) | 958 (100) | 43 (100) |
*p<0.001.