The salience of genomic information to reproductive autonomy: Australian healthcare professionals’ views on a changing prenatal testing landscape

Figures & data

Table 1. Demographic characteristics of participants.

Characteristics	Total (n = 25)
Gender
Man	7 (28%)
Woman	17 (68%)
Non-binary	1 (4%)
Age
20–29 years	3 (12%)
30–39 years	6 (24%)
40–49 years	10 (40%)
50–59 years	6 (24%)
Professional Occupation
Clinical geneticist	5 (20%)
Genetic counselor	5 (20%)
General practitioner	4 (16%)
Midwife	4 (16%)
Obstetrician (including Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialists)	7 (28%)
Years of practice
1–5 years	7 (28%)
6–10 years	5 (20%)
10–20 years	7 (28%)
20 +  years	6 (24%)
Workplace*
Public hospital	15
Private practice	11
State/territory of work
Australian Capital Territory	2 (8%)
New South Wales	11 (44%)
Northern Territory	0 (0%)
Queensland	1 (4%)
South Australia	0 (0%)
Tasmania	2 (8%)
Victoria	6 (24%)
Western Australia	3 (12%)
Location of work*
Urban	22
Regional	3
Rural	2

*Categories are not mutually exclusive, so no percentages are provided

Data availability statement

The data that support the findings of this study are available on request from the corresponding author, AJN. The data are not publicly available due to the dataset containing information that could compromise the privacy of research participants.