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. 2024 Mar 14;11:1334485. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2024.1334485

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of respondents.

S. No. Profile characteristics Total number of participants (N = 165)
Frequency Percentage (%)
1. Sex (N = 165)
Male 141 85.45
Female 24 14.54
2. Educational status (N = 165)
Diploma 4 2.42
Under graduation in veterinary sciences 62 37.57
Under graduation in medicine and surgery 5 3.03
Post-graduation in veterinary sciences 76 46.06
Post-graduation in medicine and surgery 7 4.24
Doctoral degree 11 6.66
Median –Post-graduate in veterinary sciences
Minimum – Diploma holder
Maximum – Doctoral degree in veterinary sciences
Inter quartile Range – Under graduate in veterinary sciences
3. Occupational status (N = 165)
Internship 10 6.06
Livestock Development Officer (LDO) 47 28.48
Assistant professors/Microbiologist/Pathologist/Epidemiologist/Veterinary Assistant Surgeon 25 15.15
Veterinary Surgeon/Veterinary Medical Officer/ Veterinary Officer 9 5.45
Assistant Director 44 26.66
Deputy Director 26 15.75
Joint Director 4 2.42
Median –Assistant Director
Minimum –Internship
Maximum – Joint Director
Interquartile Range –Asst. Professor/ Microbiologist/ Pathologist/ Epidemiologist/ VAS
4. Length of service (N = 165)
Less than 5 years 31 18.78
6 to10 years 33 20
11 to15 years 29 17.57
16 to 20 years 19 11.51
21to 25 years 28 16.96
25 to30 years 14 8.48
More than 35 years 11 6.66
Median – 14 years
Minimum – 1 year
Maximum – 34 years
Interquartile Range − 15 years
Morethan30 years 11 6.66