Table 1.
Demographic data of study subscribers.
| Variablea | Participants, n (%) | |
| Public safety personnel | ||
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Emergency department health workers | 8 (12) |
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Paramedics | 19 (30) |
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Police and law enforcement agents | 30 (47) |
|
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Other | 7 (11) |
| Age groups (years) | ||
|
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≤30 | 14 (18) |
|
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31-45 | 31 (39) |
|
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46-60 | 25 (31) |
|
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>60 | 10 (12) |
| Gender | ||
|
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Female | 47 (58) |
|
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Male | 31 (38) |
|
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Nonbinary | 3 (4) |
| Ethnicity | ||
|
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White | 63 (78) |
|
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Non-White | 18 (22) |
| Education level | ||
|
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Postsecondary education | 68 (84) |
|
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Other | 13 (16) |
| Employment status | ||
|
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Employed | 71 (88) |
|
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Unemployed | 10 (12) |
| Relationship status | ||
|
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In a relationship | 58 (73) |
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Not in a relationship | 22 (27) |
| Housing status | ||
|
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Own a home | 57 (70) |
|
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Renting | 17 (21) |
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Living with family | 7 (9) |
aNot all participants provided a response.