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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jul 16.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Ind Med. 2014 Feb 18;57(6):640–652. doi: 10.1002/ajim.22305

TABLE V.

Demographic and Occupation Characteristics of Core Module Respondents

Characteristica (n) %
Genderb (10,566)
    Male 28
    Female 72
Racec (10,420)
    White 91
    Black 4
    Asian 5
    Other 2
Ethnicity (10,527)
    Hispanic 3
Ageb (10,373)
    18–25 years 1
    26–40 years 18
    41–55 years 46
    56–70 years 34
    >70 years 1
Educationb (10,509)
    Grade 12 or less 3
    Vocational certificate 7
    Associate's degree 22
    Bachelor's degree 28
    Master's degree 22
    Doctoral degree/plus 17
Percent of time spent in direct patient care (n)b (10,749)
    76–100% 70
    51–75% 13
    26–50% 6
    1–25% 7
    No direct patient care 5
Time in current occupation (n)b (10,722)
    <1 year 3
    1–5 years 17
    6–10 years 15
    11–20 years 25
    >20 years 40
Time with current employer (n)b (10,753)
    <1 year 7
    1–5 years 28
    6–10 years 20
    11–20 years 22
    >20 years 23
Employer industry category (n)b (10,773)
    Ambulatory healthcare services 27
    Hospital 70
    Nursing and residential care 1
    Social assistance/services 2
Size of employer (n)b (10,712)
    1–9 12
    10–99 22
    100–249 9
    250–1,000 24
    >1,000 33
Employer ownership type (n)b (10,591)
    For profit 44
    Non-profit 44
    City, county, district, state, fed gov't 9
    Other 3
a

Percents based on number of respondents to individual questions (i.e., number of eligible respondents less number who chose not to answer question).

b

Percents may not add up to exactly 100% due to rounding.

c

Percents may add to more than 100% because respondents could select more than one answer.