Table 2

The comparison of the acceptance of FAST and Stroke 1-2-0 between 2016 and 2018

Variable		2016					2018
		FAST			Stroke 1-2-0		FAST			Stroke 1-2-0
		N1	n	%	n	%	N2	n	%	n	%
Age	0–20	109	6	5.5	52	47.7*	237	24	10.1	169	71.3†
	21–40	1425	306	21.5	710	49.8*	7624	579	7.6	6424	84.3†
	41–60	1319	243	18.4	672	50.9*	6824	541	7.9	5526	81.0†
	above 60	213	30	14.1	104	48.8*	522	79	15.1	378	72.4†
Academic degrees	Bachelor or above (medical school)	992	195	19.7	496	50.0*	4939	376	7.6	4470	90.5†
	College degree (medical school)	511	101	19.8	256	50.1*	4221	220	5.2	3784	89.6†
	Bachelor or above (non-medical school)	648	129	19.9	335	51.7*	2010	339	16.9	1317	65.5†
	College degree (non-medical school)	331	61	18.4	167	50.5*	2174	211	9.7	1535	70.6†
	High school or below	584	99	17.0	284	48.6*	1863	77	4.1	1391	74.7†
Occupation	Neurologist	336	151	44.9	148	44.0	2474	96	3.9	2373	95.9†
	Non-neurologist physician	252	68	27.0	121	48.0*	2951	165	5.6	2735	92.7†
	Staff working in medical system except doctors	773	161	20.8	407	52.7*	3189	273	8.6	2770	86.9†
	Staff working in non-medical system	1705	205	12.0	862	50.6*	6593	689	10.5	4619	70.1

N1 represents the total number of responders for the main variables in 2016. N2 represents the number of responders for the main variables in 2018. n represents the number of the responders for the defined sub-variables with the N1 or N2.
*Means p<0.001 between the acceptance rate of FAST and Stroke1-2-0 in 2016.
†Means p<0.001 between the acceptance rate of Stroke1-2-0 in 2016 and 2018.