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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Dec 10.
Published in final edited form as: Workplace Health Saf. 2015 Aug 12;63(11):512–522. doi: 10.1177/2165079915595925

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics (N = 68)

Characteristic %
Sex (n = 62)
 Female 59 (95.2)
 Male 3 (4.8)
Race (n = 50)
 White 45 (71.4)
 Other 5 (7.9)
State (n = 68)
 Ohio 22 (42.3)
 Kentucky 13 (25.0)
 Minnesota 4 (7.7)
 Colorado 3 (5.8)
 Illinois 3 (5.8)
 Florida 1 (1.9)
 Indiana 1 (1.9)
 Iowa 1 (1.9)
 North Carolina 1 (1.9)
 South Carolina 1 (1.9)
 Washington 1 (1.9)
 Wyoming 1 (1.9)
Age (n = 61; M = 49 years, SD = 11.8)
 22-30 years 6 (9.8)
 31-40 years 10 (16.4)
 41-50 years 15 (24.6)
 51-60 years 19 (31.1)
 61-73 years 11 (18.0)
Home health care position (n = 68)
 Registered Nurse 21 (30.9)
 Licensed practical nurse 5 (7.4)
 Physical therapist 6 (8.8)
 Occupational therapist 7 (10.3)
 Other specialists 2 (2.9)
 Aide/homemaker/assistant 14 (20.6)
 Administrator/educator 13 (19.1)
Home health care experience (n = 61)
 <5 years 13 (21.3)
 5-10 years 23 (37.7)
 11+ years 25 (41.0)
Type of agency (n = 43)
 For profit 22 (51.2)
 Not for profit 21 (48.8)
Health history (n = 52)
 Asthma/allergies 23 (37.7)
 Arthritis/joint problems 16 (30.8)
 Overweight 15 (23.8)
 Back problems 9 (24.3)
 Hypertension 7 (13.5)
 Vision problems 2 (3.8)
 Depression 2 (3.8)