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. 2020 Dec;61(6):508–517. doi: 10.3325/cmj.2020.61.508

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of the overall sample and comparison between health care workers and non-health care workers (data presented as absolute numbers and percentages)

Overall sample (N = 1393) Non-health care workers
(n = 757) Healthcare workers (n = 636) P*
Sex




female
1175 (84.4)
602 (79.5)
573 (90.1)
<0.001
male
218 (15.6)
155 (20.5)
63 (9.9)
Age (median, interquartile range)
34 (24-43)
32 (23-44)
35 (25-42)
0.225
Region




Adriatic Croatia
913 (65.5)
522 (69.0)
391 (61.5)
0.005
Central and Eastern Croatia
162 (11.6)
72 (0.5)
90 (14.2)
North-Western Croatia
318 (22.8)
163 (21.5)
155 (24.4)
Education degree




elementary school
3 (0.2)
3 (0.4)
0 (0.0)
<0.001
high school
470 (33.7)
267 (35.3)
203 (31.9)
undergraduate study
385 (27.6)
151 (19.9)
234 (36.8)
graduate study
346 (24.8)
244 (32.2)
102 (16.0)
master's degree
137 (9.8)
71 (9.4)
66 (10.4)
postgraduate studies
52 (3.7)
21 (2.8)
31 (4.9)
Employment




unemployed
113 (8.1)
100 (13.2)
13 (2.0)
<0.001
high school student
45 (3.2)
18 (2.4)
27 (4.2)
university student
253 (18.2)
171 (22.6)
82 (12.9)
retired
25 (1.8)
20 (2.6)
5 (0.8)
employed
956 (68.6)
448 (59.2)
508 (79.9)
Living




with a partner
221 (15.9)
119 (15.7)
102 (16.0)
0.854
alone
109 (7.8)
62 (8.2)
47 (7.4)
in a family with three or more members
1063 (76.3)
576 (76.1)
487 (76.6)
Current residence




urban
900 (64.6)
477 (63.0)
423 (66.5)
0.082
semi-urban
225 (16.2)
118 (15.6)
107 (16.8)
village 268 (19.2) 162 (21.4) 106 (16.7)

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