Table 2. Characteristics of the study population
CharacteristicTrainees from the majority group(n = 1404, 82.6%)Trainees from second-generation ethnic minority groups(n = 196, 66.2%)Trainees from first-generation ethnic minority groups(n = 100, 33.8%)Total ethnic minority population(n = 296, 17.4%)P valueTotal study population (N = 1700)
n%n%n%n%n%
Sex
Female100771.713870.45757.019565.9120270.7
Male39728.35829.64343.010134.149829.3
Age at start GP specialty training
Age, years, mean (SD)28.9 (3.6)31.6 (4.9)29.9 (4.2)<0.00128.9 (3.4)
GP specialty training institute
121015.05418.226415.5
220614.7217.122713.4
316111.53511.819611.5
420914.95719.326615.6
524317.33712.528016.5
616411.74113.920512.1
721115.05117.226215.4
Start year of training
201550135.76633.73737.010334.860435.5
201649235.07538.33434.010936.860135.4
201741129.35528.12929.08428.449529.1
Occurrence of predefined underperformance events
Underperformance(≥1 events)1017.25317.9<0.0011549.1
Mandatory coaching pathway876.24615.5<0.0011337.8
Extension of education694.93311.1<0.0011026.0
Preliminary dropouta 231.4
  • aThe number of preliminary dropouts prompted by the educational institute in the overall study population was too small to analyse its proportions for ethnic minority and majority trainees without infringing the strict privacy protection rules that applied to this study.