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These two regions also had the highest percentage of practitioners who do not practice full-time (19% and 30% respectively).

The number of different sites at which the practitioner provides care varied among the regions, with the MN and SK regions having the highest percentage of practitioners working at more than one location.

A high percentage of practitioner-investigators in all regions answered that they were able to provide care to all their patients, and were not overburdened.

However, the knowledge level of general practitioners in Xuhui District, Shanghai as evidenced in the present study, is relatively low, suggesting that a considerable percentage of general practitioners do not carefully read and adhere to the published guidelines.

Nonetheless, χ 2 test analysis did reveal a strong association between the total 'correct responses score' and the participants' profession, χ 2 9) = 20.265, p = 0.016, which is probably linked to the higher percentage of radiology practitioners (75%%) at least scoring 8/12 when compared to the 35%% of radiographers who managed to do so (Fig. 3).

Since a small percentage of yoga practitioners each year suffer physical injuries analogous to sports injuries; caution and common sense are recommended.

All of the regional campuses except Bloomington and Gary produced a larger percentage of family practitioners than did Indianapolis.

There is no significant difference in the percentage of general practitioners who would order a test to diagnose a possible CHD between the US 899%) and the UK (80%), but again Germany (39%) differs significantly from the other countries.

Although all physicians in the three countries encountered exactly the same patient on the videotape, there are country differences in the percentage of medical practitioners who mentioned coronary heart disease as a possible diagnosis.

The percentage of the practitioners' telephone advice leading to face-to-face contact with a GP (i.e. consultation at the centre or home visit) is almost the same in both cooperatives.

Another limitation is that a small percentage of certified practitioners (8.2%, 107/1300) were excluded from the opportunity to participate in the study because they did not have email addresses.