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. 2017 Jul 28;12(7):e0181396. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0181396

Table 1. Socio-demographic characteristic of the participants.

Variables Doctors(N = 3621)
n(%)
Nurses(N = 5561)
n(%)
Patients(N = 8022)
n(%)
Gender
 Female 1388(39.0) 5389(98.2) 3616(47.4)
 Male 2173(61.0) 96(1.8) 4019(52.6)
 missing 60 76 387
Age
 ≤ 44 years old 2804(84.4) 4939(94.7) 2966(37.6)
 45–59 years old 495(14.9) 277(5.3) 2247(28.5)
 ≥ 60 years old 24(0.7) 0 2678(33.9)
 missing 298 345 131
Education status a,b
 Undergraduate and below 1556(46.0) 2524(48.7) 3901(49.6)
 Masters 1477(43.6) 2607(50.3) 2296(29.2)
 PhD 351(10.4) 49(0.9) 1661(21.1)
 missing 237 381 164
Marital status
 Single/divorced/widowed/other 945(27.3) 2295(42.8) 1538(19.4)
 Married 2518(72.7) 3064(57.2) 6365(80.6)
 missing 158 202 119
Self-reported economic status
 Poor 1394(38.7) 2313(42.2) 1457(18.2)
 Fair 1976(54.9) 2902(52.9) 4386(54.9)
 Good 228(6.3) 266(4.9) 2146(26.9)
 missing 23 80 33

a Education status of nurses was: Junior college and lower, Undergraduate, Masters and above.

b Education status of patients was: Junior high school and lower, Senior high school, Undergraduate and above.