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Table 1 Sociodemographic, academic, and professional details of the panelists who participated in the study (n = 76)

From: Merits, features, and desiderata to be considered when developing electronic health records with embedded clinical decision support systems in Palestinian hospitals: a consensus study

 

Interviewees (n = 19)

Delphi rounds (n = 76)

Analytic Hierarchy Process (n = 10)

Variable

n

%

n

%

n

%

Gender

 Male

13

68.4

45

59.2

6

60.0

 Female

6

31.6

31

40.8

4

40.0

Age (years)

  < 40

3

15.8

34

44.7

2

20.0

  ≥ 40

16

84.2

42

55.3

8

80.0

Academic qualifications

 BSc

5

26.3

16

21.1

2

20.0

 MSc

2

10.5

13

17.1

2

20.0

 PhD

2

10.5

9

11.8

1

10.0

 MD

6

31.6

28

36.8

3

30.0

 Pharm.D

1

5.3

4

5.3

–

–

 MD/PhD

3

15.8

6

7.9

2

20.0

Specialty/rank/hierarchy

 Physician

10

52.6

32

42.1

5

50.0

  Intern

3

15.8

5

6.6

1

10.0

  Resident

4

21.1

11

14.5

2

20.0

  Specialist/consultant (internists)

3

15.8

16

21.1

2

20.0

 Hospital pharmacists

2

10.5

11

14.5

1

10.0

  Staff (<  10 years)

1

5.3

5

6.6

–

–

  Senior (≥ 10 years)

1

5.3

6

7.9

1

10.0

 Nurse

4

21.1

14

18.4

1

10.0

  Staff (<  10 years)

1

5.3

6

7.9

–

–

  Senior (≥ 10 years)

3

15.8

8

10.5

1

10.0

 IT/Programming

3

15.8

19

25.0

3

30.0

  Junior (<  10 years)

1

5.3

8

10.5

1

10.0

  Senior (≥ 10 years)

2

10.5

11

14.5

2

20.0

 Employer

     

0.0

  Public hospital

9

47.4

42

55.3

4

40.0

  Private hospital

7

36.8

18

23.7

3

30.0

  IT/Programming sector

3

15.8

16

21.1

3

30.0

  1. BSc Bachelor of Science, IT information technology, MD Doctor of Medicine, MSc Master of Science, Pharm.D Doctor of Pharmacy, PhD Doctor of Philosophy