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. 2021 Jan 20;11(1):e046199. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2020-046199

Table 2.

Participant demographics

Sample (n=46) Percentage total (%)
Role
 Doctor 28 60.87
 Nurse 8 17.39
 Medical associate professional* 4 8.70
 Pharmacist 2 4.35
 Dietician 1 2.17
 Speech and language therapist 1 2.17
 Clinical support staff 1 2.17
 Management 1 2.17
Sector
 Secondary and tertiary care (general and specialist hospitals) 40 86.96
 Primary care† 4 8.70
 Specialist community services† 2 4.35
Secondary and tertiary care specialities
 Critical care and anaesthesia‡ 27 67.50
 Respiratory and COVID-19 wards 6 15.00
 Emergency medicine 4 10.00
 Cancer specialist services 1 2.50
 Palliative care 1 2.50
 Infection prevention and control services 1 2.50
Redeployment status
 Redeployed 23 50.00
 Not redeployed 23 50.00
Ethnicity§
 White 40 86.96
 Mixed or multiple ethnic groups 3 6.52
 Asian or Asian British 2 4.35
 Black, African, Caribbean or Black British 1 2.17
Total 46 100

*Including physician associates, anaesthesia associates and advanced critical care practitioners.

†Redeployed or awaiting redeployment to secondary or tertiary care centres.

‡Including intensive care unit, intensive therapy unit, high-dependency unit.

§BAME is a term used in the UK to refer to individuals who identify as Black, Asian and from Minority Ethnic groups.