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Tabel 2 Characteristics of the study population (n = 120)

From: Attributes of leadership skill development in high-performance pre-hospital medical teams: results of an international multi-service prospective study

Characteristics

Participants (N = 120)

Male

89 (74.2%)

Age (in years)

45 (39–49 IQR)

Years of experience as a physician

17 (13–22 IQR)

Years of experience working in a pre-hospital environment

9 (5–14 IQR)

Base specialty (multiple base specialties is a possibility)

 Emergency medicine

40 (33.3%)

 Anesthesiology

39 (32.5%)

 Other (including combinations)

41 (34.2%)

Country of work

 Australia

13 (10.8)

 Denmark

7 (5.8)

 Finland

20 (16.7)

 Italy

27 (22.5)

 Netherlands

4 (3.3)

 Norway

11 (9.2)

 UK

20 (16.7)

 USA

18 (15.0)

Hours of clinical HEMS work per week

15 (12–24 IQR)

Number of patients treated per week per HEMS physician

 0–5 patients

75 (62.5)

 5–10 patients

31 (25.8)

 10–15 patients

10 (8.3)

  > 15 patients

4 (3.3)

Clinical team consistency

 2 person: doctor + paramedic/nurse

49 (40.8%)

 3 person: doctor + 2 paramedic(s)/nurse(s)

5 (4.2%)

 3 person: doctor + paramedic + pilot

34 (28.3%)

 3 person: 2 doctors + 2 paramedic(s)/nurse(s)

1 (0.8%)

 4 person: doctor + paramedic + 2 pilot(s)

9 (7.5%)

 other

22 (18.3%)

  1. HEMS Helicopter Emergency Medical Service, UK United Kingdom, US United States of America