Table 1.
Characteristic | HCP N (%) |
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Gender (n = 1544) | |
Male | 540 (35) |
Female | 1004 (65) |
Age group, years (n = 1591) | |
≤30 | 282 (17.7) |
31-40 | 363 (22.8) |
41-50 | 450 (28.3) |
>50 | 496 (31.2) |
Profession (n = 1521) | |
Physiciana | 480 (31.6) |
Nursing personnel | 607 (39.9) |
Paramedical personnel | 171 (11.2) |
Supportive personnel | 72 (4.7) |
Administrative personnel | 191 (12.6) |
Comorbiditiesb (n = 1591) | 361 (22.7) |
Family member with a comorbidity (n = 1591) | 702 (44.1) |
Complete vaccination against hepatitis B (n = 639) | 480 (75.1) |
Complete vaccination against measles (n = 294) | 253 (86.1) |
Vaccination against pandemic A (H1N1)c (n = 1591) | 445 (28) |
Influenza vaccination in 2019–2020 (n = 1591) | 945 (59.4) |
Intention to get influenza vaccination in 2020–2021 (n = 1583) | 1084 (68.5) |
Involvement in care of a COVID-19 case (n = 1591) | 431 (27.1) |
History of COVID-19 (n = 1591) | 115 (7.2) |
COVID-19: coronavirus disease 2019; n: the number of HCP who answered the specific question.
Of 424 physicians for whom their specialty was known: internal medicine specialists: 257; surgical specialists: 107; laboratory specialists: 35; imaging specialists: 11; no specialty: 14.
361 HCP had a total of 442 comorbidities: hypertension (129); obesity (71); diabetes mellitus (59); chronic pulmonary disease (50); immunosuppression (44); chronic cardiovascular disease (37); malignancy (28); chronic neurological disease (12); chronic renal disease (7); chronic hepatic disease (5).
In 2009–2010.