There were no differences between participants for their evaluation of the register for the statements "I regularly access data on pregnant women who visit my clinic", "The register is burdensome", and "I question the benefit of the register" in relation to background characteristics such as age, work experience as midwives, or frequency of data entry in the MHCR.
I want to achieve a sufficient level of competency, then, for example 10 years later, when it becomes physically burdensome, well, I think I will want to go into primary care".
"Well… (pause) as for my thoughts right now, I am leaning towards emergency medicine after graduation… I want to achieve a sufficient level of competency, then, for example ten years later, when it becomes physically burdensome, well, I think I will want to go into primary care"[ 17] (Japan).
For example, 'I think discussing living kidney donation is emotionally burdensome' and 'I am afraid that in the future I could get a kidney disease from kidney donation.' Patients and invitees are asked if and how often they talk about kidney diseases and RRT with their family and friends.
"I think this listing process is very burdensome, and I don't think it's based on sound science," she said.
It's just too burdensome and I'm just sick and tired of it and I'm going to take these metal detectors down in the airports.
Most of the statements were written to reflect a positive experience (e.g., "The manual gave me the information I needed"), although two statements were written to reflect a negative experience, ("The register is burdensome" and "I question the benefit of the register").
So all that said I think the most important part of the time with patients is just an open-ended interview for a bit of time, and that is a priority for me, and I find a lot of additional things burdensome, helpful but burdensome" (Practice C, Provider 2).
