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. 2018 Sep 28;5(4):396–402. doi: 10.1016/j.ijnss.2018.09.012

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of surveyed nurses [n(%)].

Variables Secondary hospital (n = 500) Tertiary hospital (n = 1478)
Gender Female 495(99.0) 1436(97.2)
Male 5(1.0) 42(2.8)
Age(Years) <20 1(0.2) 5(0.3)
20–29 307(61.4) 822(55.6)
30–39 149(29.8) 473(32.0)
40–49 36(7.2) 165(11.2)
≥50 7(1.4) 13(0.9)
Working experience (Years) <3 147(29.4) 389(26.3)
3–5 79(15.8) 263(17.8)
6–9 140(28.0) 349(23.6)
≥10 134(26.8) 477(32.3)
Educational level Secondary technical certificate 24(4.8) 10(0.7)
Associate degree 266(53.2) 433(29.3)
Bachelor's degree 210(42.0) 1016(68.7)
Master's degree 19(1.3)
Professional title Nurse 204(40.8) 433(29.3)
Primary Nurse 197(39.4) 615(41.6)
Nurse-in-charge 78(15.6) 326(22.1)
Co-chief superintendent nurse 21(4.2) 100(6.8)
Chief superintendent nurse 0(0) 4(0.3)
Marital status Married 335(67.0) 970(65.6)
Others 165(33.0) 508(34.4)
Number of children One or more 301(60.2) 835(56.5)
None 199(39.8) 643(43.5)
Position Staff nurse 411(82.2) 1250(84.6)
Teaching nurse 31(6.2) 78(5.3)
Head nurse 58(11.6) 150(10.1)
Employment type Formal 150(30.0) 454(30.7)
Contract 350(70.0) 1024(69.3)
Department Medicine 112(22.4) 312(21.1)
Surgery 78(15.6) 224(15.2)
Emergency and ICU 123(24.6) 493(33.4)
Obstetrics and Gynecology 85(17.0) 215(14.5)
Pediatrics 52(10.4) 186 (12.6)
Others 50(10.0) 48(3.2)