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. 2023 Mar 24;18(3):e0282949. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0282949

Table 1. Sociodemographic characterization of the sample.

  Female Male Total
Position
 Specialists 186 (25.07) 149 (20.08) 335 (45.15)
 General_practitioner 70 (9.43) 37 (4.99) 107 (14.42)
 Resident 15 (2.02) 6 (0.81) 21 (2.83)
 Nurse 63 (8.49) 16 (2.16) 79 (10.65)
 Other_professional 75 (10.11) 20 (2.69) 95 (12.80)
 Technician 73 (9.84) 13 (1.75) 86 (11.59)
 Student 12 (1.62) 7 (0.94) 19 (2.56)
Total 494 (66.58) 248 (33.42) 742 (100)
Service area
 ER 96 (15.84) 53 (8.75) 149 (24.59)
 ICU 56 (9.24) 44 (7.26) 100 (16.50)
 Inpatient_unit 110 (18.15) 48 (7.92) 158 (26.07)
 Outpatient_unit 134 (22.11) 42 (6.93) 176 (29.04)
 Private_practice 4 (0.66) 10 (1.65) 14 (2.31)
 Telehealth 4 (0.66) 5 (0.83) 9 (1.49)
Total 404 (66.66) 202 (33.34) 606 (100)
Hospital type
 Private 312 (41.8) 158 (21.2) 470 (63)
 Public 182 (24.4) 94 (12.6) 276 (37)
Total 494 (66.2) 252 (33.8) 746 (100)

The table shows the number and percentage (in parenthesis) of participants by Service area, Position, and Hospital type grouped by gender. The difference in the total n is due to lost data from sociodemographic information.