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. 2018 Mar 19;8(3):e020158. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-020158

Table 1.

Demographic composition of survey respondents

Gender n %
 Female 862 56.8
 Male 655 43.2
Not disclosed 242
Age bracket
 30–39 182 11.6
 40–49 577 36.8
 50–59 545 34.8
 60–69 235 15.0
 70 and over 29 1.8
Not disclosed 191
Ethnicity categories
 NZ European/Pākehā 919 59.4
 Māori/Pasifika (Samoan, Cook Island Māori, Tongan, Fijian) 31 2.0
 Asian/Indian (Southeast Asian, Chinese, Indian, other Asian) 165 10.7
 European/other European 315 20.4
 Other (Middle Eastern, Latin American/Hispanic, African, ‘other’) 117 7.6
Not disclosed 212
Country of primary medical qualification
 New Zealand 888 58.1
 International medical graduate 638 41.9
Not disclosed 230
Medical specialty
 Anaesthesia 199 14.3
 Cardiology 30 2.1
 Dentistry 31 2.2
 Emergency medicine 94 6.7
 General medicine 73 5.2
 General practice 35 2.5
 General surgery 48 3.4
 Geriatric medicine 38 2.7
 Intensive care medicine 31 2.2
 Nephrology 18 1.3
 Obstetrics/gynaecology 56 4.0
 Occupational and public health medicine 18 1.3
 Oncology 28 2.0
 Ophthalmology 27 1.9
 Orthopaedic surgery 48 3.4
 Other 30 2.1
 Otolaryngology 21 1.5
 Paediatrics 113 8.1
 Palliative medicine 24 1.7
 Pathology 29 2.1
 Psychiatry 178 12.8
 Radiology 75 5.4
 Respiratory medicine 19 1.4
 Rural hospital medicine 18 1.3
 Specialist internal medicine other 71 5.1
 Specialist surgery other 44 3.2
Not disclosed 363

NZ, New Zealand.