Barriers to vulnerable adolescent girls’ access to sexual and reproductive health

BMC Public Health

Table 2 Demographic characteristics of Specialists or key people involved with vulnerable adolescent girls

p	age	Education level	Field of Study	profession	gender	work experience (year)
17	35	Bachelor	Psychology	Health center consultant	woman	7
18	54	Ph.D.	Reproductive health	Academic member	woman	24
19	32	M.Sc.	Clinical Psychology	Consultant of Drop- in –Center (DIC)	woman	3
20	33	Bachelor	Psychology	Consultant of Drop- in –Center (DIC)	woman	4
21	52	Bachelor	Midwifery	Midwife (private office)	woman	27
22	42	Bachelor	Psychology	Psychologist (private office)	woman	11
23	56	specialist	Psychiatry	Academic member	Man	30
24	51	Bachelor	Midwifery	Midwife (private office)	woman	16
25	46	specialist	Obstetrician-gynecologist	Obstetrician (private office)	woman	13
26	32	M.Sc.	Clinical Psychology	Consultant (private office)	woman	5
27	46	M.Sc.	Midwifery	Midwife (private office)	woman	15
28	46	Bachelor	Health	Head of School of Health	woman	20
29	37	M.Sc.	Clinical Psychology	Consultant of Welfare Social Emergency Center	woman	5
30	37	Ph.D.	Educational Science	Psychologist of Welfare Rehabilitation Center	woman	12
31	45	Bachelor	Nursing	Nurse of Social Welfare Emergency Center	woman	12
32	35	Ph.D.	Reproductive health	Academic member	woman	14
33	40	specialist	Obstetrician-gynecologist	Obstetrician	woman	13
34	50	Ph.D.	Addiction Therapist	Head of Addiction Treatment Center	Man	20
35	37	Ph.D.	Reproductive health	Academic member (private office)	woman	12
36	56	Bachelor	Midwifery	Midwife (private office)	woman	30
37	46	Bachelor	Midwifery	Midwife (private office)	woman	20
38	46	M.Sc.	Clinical Psychology	Consultant at the Police station	Man	15

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