Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of obstetric nurse participants.

ID	Sex	Age	Education	Title	Years_OB	Clinical setting
N1	Female	38	Bachelor	Senior nurse	8	High-risk ward
N2	Male	34	Bachelor	Senior nurse	8	General ward
N3	Female	43	Bachelor	Associate chief nurse	21	High-risk ward
N4	Female	39	Bachelor	Senior nurse	14	Rooming-in unit
N5	Female	31	Bachelor	Nurse	7	General ward
N6	Female	26	Postgraduate	Nurse	1	General ward
N7	Female	36	Bachelor	Senior nurse	8	High-risk ward
N8	Male	36	Bachelor	Senior nurse	14	General ward
N9	Female	28	Postgraduate	Nurse	3	Rooming-in unit
N10	Female	31	Bachelor	Nurse	5	General ward
N11	Female	24	Bachelor	Nurse	2	General ward
N12	Female	40	Bachelor	Senior nurse	17	High-risk ward
N13	Female	33	Postgraduate	Senior nurse	8	General ward
N14	Female	28	Bachelor	Nurse	8	Rooming-in unit
N15	Female	29	Bachelor	Nurse	8	General ward
N16	Female	36	Bachelor	Senior nurse	12	High-risk ward
N17	Male	38	Bachelor	Senior nurse	14	General ward
N18	Female	27	Bachelor	Nurse	2	Rooming-in unit
N19	Female	41	Bachelor	Senior nurse	18	High-risk ward
N20	Female	35	Postgraduate	Nurse	6	General ward
N21	Female	30	Bachelor	Nurse	5	General ward
N22	Female	44	Bachelor	Associate chief nurse	20	High-risk ward
N23	Male	32	Bachelor	Nurse	9	Rooming-in unit
N24	Female	27	Postgraduate	Nurse	2	General ward
N25	Female	37	Bachelor	Senior nurse	13	High-risk ward

All participants were full-time staff nurses at the time of data collection.