Table 1.
Sociodemographic and psychological characteristics of the study population.
| Variable | Results |
|---|---|
| Age (years, mean ± SD) | 41 ± 11 |
| Gender % (n) | F:71 (166); M: 29 (68) |
| BMI (Kg/m2) | 25.7 (18–39) |
| Smoker (%) | Yes (76) No (24) |
| Dyed hair (%) | Yes (55) No (45) |
| Cosmetic hair treatment (%) | Yes (17) No (83) |
| Anti-dandruff shampoo (%) | Yes (88) No (12) |
| Profession/Occupation (n, %) | Physician (n = 34, %=14) |
| Nurses (n = 25, %=11) | |
| Residents (n = 35, %=15) | |
| Other health professionals (n = 39, %=17) | |
| Administrative staff (n = 63, %=27) | |
| Maintenance assistants (n = 27, %=11) | |
| Auxiliary health technicians (n = 11, %=5) | |
| Psychological scale (score) | Median (range) |
| Perceived stress | 6 (0–15) |
| Social support | 14.5 (2–20) |
| Life events scale | 180 (0–1002) |
| Personal accomplishment (AP) | 37 (0–48) |
| Dersonalisation (DP) | 6 (0–27) |
| Emotional exhaustion (EE) | 23 (0–49) |
F: female; M: male. Results are expressed as mean ± standard deviation (SD) or median (range), according to the data distribution.