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Table 3 Participant’s characteristics

From: Perceptions regarding the concept and definition of patient-reported outcomes among healthcare stakeholders in Japan with relation to quality of life: a cross-sectional study

Interview survey

Category

Sex

Age

Patient advocators

Female

50 s

Male

40 s

Male

40 s

Pharmaceutical industry

Male

40 s

Regulatory (medical doctor)

Male

40 s

Health technology assessment body

Male

40 s

Academia (medical doctor)

Male

50 s

Academia (occupational therapist)

Male

50 s

Web-based survey (1)

Occupation

Profession

Frequency (male %)

Clinicians

Medical doctor

50 (74.0)

Nurse

51 (5.9)

Pharmacist

51 (5.9)

Rehabilitation related

48 (52.1)

Others

55 (60.0)

Company employees

Development

109 (60.6)

Medical/marketing

70 (74.3)

Others

70 (87.1)

Age

20–39

164 (38.4)

40–59

251 (68.9)

Over 60

87 (71.3)

Residential area

Urban

251(57.8)

Rural

251(61.0)

Web-based survey (2)

Patients

Primary illness

Frequency (male %)

 Cancer

251 (36.2)

 Non-cancer

243 (63.8)

Age

20–39

138 (24.1)

40–59

250 (46.2)

Over 60

106 (29.7)

Employment status

Fulltime

216 (67.3)

Parttime

100 (11.6)

Unemployed

178 (21.1)

Education

Junior high school

17 (3.0)

High school

164 (29.7)

Junior/ career college

119 (12.6)

University

175 (47.7)

Graduate school

12 (4.5)

Not responded

7 (2.5)