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. 2020 Dec 6;15(1):69–75. doi: 10.1016/j.dsx.2020.12.016

Table 1.

Demographic details of the participants.

Demographic characteristics Respondents (n = 956)
Age (Mean 33.58 ± 11.68 SD)
18–30 492 (51.46%)
31–45 258 (26.99%)
46 and above 206 (21.54%)
Gender
Male 534 (55.86%)
Female 422 (44.14%)
Marital status
Single 442 (46.23%)
Married 508 (53.14%)
Others (divorced, etc) 6 (0.63%)
Occupation
Doctor (faculty/specialist) 357 (37.34%)
Doctor (residents) 172 (17.99%)
Nurses 240 (25.10%)
Other Paramedical staffa 187 (19.56%)
Area of residence
Northern part of India (Delhi, Uttarakhand, others) 175 (18.30%)
Central part of India (Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, others) 179 (18.72%)
Eastern part of India (West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, others) 216 (22.59%)
Western part of India (Rajasthan, Punjab, Others) 96 (10.04%)
Southern part of India (Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, others) 290 (30.38%)
Place of posting
OPD 424 (44.35%)
Ward 423 (44.24%)
Operation theatre 160 (16.73%)
ICU 117 (12.23%)
Laboratory 33 (3.45%)
Emergency 11 (1.15%)
Others 67 (7.00%)
Area of posting
COVID-19 designated area 77 (8.05%)
Others 879 (91.95%)
Types of patients being seen
COVID-19 positive/suspect 525 (54.92%)
COVID-19 negative 431 (45.08%)
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other paramedical staff includes health assistants, sanitation assistants, Lab and operation theatre technicians, audiologists, optometrists, etc.