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Table 1 Physician and practice demographic information (n = 78)

From: A survey of severe asthma in Canada: results from the CASCADE practice reflective program

Number of physicians:

 Invited to participate

99

 Submitted practice profile

78

 Reviewed patients

69

Duration of practice, years

 Median

12

 Range

1–46

Primary practice type, % (n)

 Academic or teaching hospital

37% (29)

 Solo

26% (20)

 Group

23% (18)

 Community hospital

14% (11)

Specialization, % (n)

 Respirologist

67% (52)

 Allergist

31% (24)

 Other

3% (2)

Province of practice, % (n)

 Ontario

53% (41)

 Quebec

18% (14)

 Alberta

9% (7)

 British Columbia

6% (5)

 Nova Scotia

6% (5)

 Newfoundland and Labrador

4% (3)

 Saskatchewan

3% (2)

 Manitoba

1% (1)

Estimated number of severe asthma patients seen in a week

 Median

5.0

 Mean

8.3

 Range

0–50

Mean (range) of physician estimated proportion of severe asthma patients in the practice who are:

 < 12 years old

2.5% (0–40%)

 12–18 years old

6.2% (0–100%)

 > 18 years old

91.3% (15–100%)