Table 2 Showing the demography of participants regarding the profession, years of experience, how they familiarized themselves with TTT, and the time between the two tests
Country | No. of participants | Participants Background | Years of experience | Learning about TTT | The time between the 1st and the 2nd tests |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
India | 23 | 17 physicians (15 trauma or emergency physicians and 2 general surgeons), and 6 Nurses | 5–15 | Written and verbal information and email follow-up | 3–4 weeks |
Italy | 40 | 12 Physicians, 20 Nurses, 4 Administrators, and 4 Surgical residents | 1–20 | Written and verbal information and email follow-up | 2 days |
New Zealand | 13 | 3 physicians, 2 nurses, and 8 paramedics | More than 5 | Written information and email follow-up | 1–2 weeks |
Poland | 16 | 16 Physicians | More than 10 | Written and verbal information and email follow-up | 10 days |
Saudi Arabia | 15 | 5 physicians, 7 Nurses, and 3 paramedics | More than 5 | Written and verbal information and email follow-up | 2–3 weeks |
Sri Lanka | 10 | 5 military physicians, and 5 military nurses | More than 10 | Written and verbal information and email follow-up | 1–2 weeks |
Thailand | 10 | 6 Emergency Physicians, 1 Emergency Nurse, and 2 Paramedics | Written and verbal information and email follow-up | 2 weeks | |
Sweden | 31 | 2 Physicians (Surgery 1, Anesthesiology 1), 2 Residents (Emergency Med and Anesthesiology), 27 Nurses (17 prehospital, 3 ICU/anesthesiology, 7 ordinary nurses) | 4–35 | Written and verbal information and email follow-up | 2–3 weeks |