Describing the factors that influence the process of making a shared-agenda in Japanese family physician consultations: a qualitative study

Table 2 Consultation information

Doctor information			Case information	Patient information
Doctor ID	Sex	Years in practice	Chief complaint	Patient ID	Age	Sex	Occupation
D1	Female	4	The diarrhea caused by bacterial infection	M1	69	Male	Retired
D2	Male	2	Throbbing of the chest, Irritation, Depression	F1	59	Female	Housewives
D3	Female	4	Hypertension	F2	51	Female	Office worker
D1	Female	4	Routine screening for breast cancer, Numbness of joints	F3	56	Female	Independent business
D4	Female	4	Swelling of the finger	F4	46	Female	Teacher
D4	Female	4	Phlegm obstructing the throat	F5	63	Female	Housewives
D5	Male	17	Caisson disease	F6	25	Female	Medical representative
D6	Male	3	Stomachache	M7	49	Male	Policeman
D4	Female	4	Increased urinary frequency	M8	36	Male	Factory worker
D7	Male	12	Venous inflammation of the lower leg, Collagen disease	F9	53	Female	Housewives
D6	Male	3	Abnormal swelling of the lower body	F10	50	Female	Housewives
D5	Male	17	Nausea, “strange feeling” in stomach, listlessness	M11	26	Male	Builder
D5	Male	17	Brain disease, exhausting	F12	20	Female	Nursing student
D2/D7	Male/male	2/12	Hypertension; unusual findings on examination	F13	53	Female	Worker
D8	Male	34	Gastric cancer, gastric ulcer	F14	68	Female	Housewives

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