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. 2021 Mar;10(3):587–597. doi: 10.21037/tp-20-374

Table 2. Characterization of the 368 respondents for ICU specialist training center vs. non-training center.

Parameters ICU specialist training center (n) Total (n, %) P value
Yes No
Gender 0.808
   Male 61 58 119, 32.3
   Female 131 118 249, 67.7
Age groups (year) 0.004
   20–30 46 21 67, 18.2
   30–40 109 98 207, 56.3
   40–50 27 23 70, 19.0
   50–60 10 14 24, 6.5
Academic qualification 0.049
   Bachelor 49 65 114, 31.0
   Master 124 93 217, 59.0
   PhD 19 18 37, 10.0
Professional title 0.000
   Junior 82 41 123, 33.4
   Intermediate 63 74 137, 37.2
   Senior 47 61 108, 29.3
Hospital rank 0.001
   Tertiary hospital 192 166 358, 97.3
   Secondary hospital 0 10 10, 2.7
PALS course 0.009
   Yes 129 95 224, 60.9
   No 63 81 144, 39.1
Cases with septic shock per year 0.000
   More than 30 154 86 240, 65.2
   0–29 38 90 128, 34.8
Type of ward 0.000
   General pediatric ICU 154 138 292, 79.3
   pediatric and neonate 37 23 60, 16.3
   pediatric and adult 0 11 11, 3.0
   Surgery ICU 1 4 5, 1.4

n, Number of respondents; PALS, Pediatric Advanced Life Support.