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. 2020 Apr 17;28:e3234. doi: 10.1590/1518-8345.3279.3234

Table 1. Sociodemographic characteristics of the participating Spanish nurses recruited between February 2014 and April 2015 (n=534).

Variables n (%) Coping with Death Scale p Inadequate coping ≤105 Optimal coping ≥157 p
Mean SE*   n (%) n (%)  
Age (years)              
≤30 150 (28.1) 128.7 27.6   41 (38.3) 77 (23.5)  
31-42 162 (30.3) 135.8 28.0 <0.001 35 (32.7) 94 (28.7) <0.001
43-54 151 (28.3) 142.9 29.1   27 (25.2) 110 (33.6)  
55-65 71 (13.3) 142.1 2.9   4 (3.7) 46 (14.1)  
Gender              
Male 114 (21.3) 142.6 28.4 0.006 15 (14.0) 80 (24.5) 0.06
Female 420 (78.7) 135.0 28.4   92 (85.9) 247 (75.5)  
Nursing experience              
< 10 years 214 (40.1) 129.9 27.0 <0.001 56 (52.3) 110 (33.6) 0.003
10-20 years 118 (22.1) 138.2 29.3   22 (20.6) 76 (23.2)  
> 20 years 202 (37.8) 142.9 28.2   29 (27.1) 141 (43.1)  
Academic degree              
Graduate 354 (66.3) 135.1 28.4 0.038 74 (69.2) 207 (63.3) 0.156
Postgraduate 180 (33.7) 139.7 28.8   33 (30.8) 120 (36.7)  
Health-care setting              
Critical care & Emergency 121 (22.7) 135.2 30.8   32 (29.9) 70 (21.4)  
General Hospitalization Unit 117 (21.9) 138.9 27.4 0.883 18 (16.8) 75 (22.9) 0.532
Specialized Hospitalization Unit 148 (27.7) 137.5 28.6   28 (26.2) 91 (27.8)  
Primary care 148 (27.7) 135.2 27.5   29 (27.1) 91 (27.8)  
Health center              
Public 411 (77.0) 138.0 28.8 0.008 77 (72.0) 261 (79.8) 0.026
Private 90 (16.9) 128.9 27.2   26 (24.3) 42 (12.8)  
Co-Public 33 (6.2) 141.4 26.3   4 (3.7) 24 (7.3)  
*

SE = Standard Error