Table 4.

Association between the characteristics of respondents and attitudes towards interprofessional teamwork during pandemic (n = 2166).

	Mean (SD)	B	95% C.I.		p value
			Lower	Upper
Intercept		16.458	15.216	17.701	<0.001
Gender
Male	17.255 (3.746)	Reference
Female	16.209 (4.426)	−0.504	−0.883	−0.124	0.009
Age
<30 years	15.545 (4.265)	Reference
31–45 years	17.619 (4.047)	1.249	0.611	1.888	<0.001
46 years and above	16.762 (3.808)	0.460	−0.380	1.300	0.283
Religion
Buddhism	17.209 (3.373)	Reference
Christian	17.918 (4.262)	0.452	−0.543	1.447	0.373
Islam	15.739 (4.086)	−0.626	−1.610	0.358	0.212
Othersa	18.314 (3.243)	1.473	−0.213	3.158	0.087
No religion	16.071 (4.045)	−0.509	−2.270	1.252	0.571
Marital status
Married	16.153 (4.606)	Reference
Single	17.117 (3.608)	1.172	0.776	1.568	<0.001
Occupation
Doctors	17.633 (4.257)	Reference
Nurses	17.103 (3.443)	0.210	−0.271	0.692	0.392
Othersb	15.256 (4.304)	−1.130	−1.1661	−0.600	<0.001
Work experience
>10years	17.442 (4.301)	Reference
<2 years	16.715 (3.530)	0.652	−0.157	1.462	0.114
2–5 years	14.478 (4.580)	−1.074	−1.828	−0.320	0.005
6–10years	17.228 (3.346)	0.443	−0.137	1.024	0.134
Current workplace
Hospital	17.233 (4.071)	Reference
Clinics	17.312 (3.759)	0.803	0.294	1.312	0.002
Laboratory	16.967 (3.317)	0.541	−0.534	1.615	0.324
Pharmacy	16.595 (3.002)	0.885	−0.086	1.855	0.074
Othersc	14.612 (4.619)	−0.885	−1.423	−0.346	0.001
Having contact with COVID-19 patients
No	16.110 (4.276)	Reference
Yes	17.316 (4.076)	−0.011	−0.422	0.400	0.957

Note_ coping strategies- “Yes” response is reference.

^aOthers included Hinduism and Shinto.

^bOthers included pharmacists, laboratory technicians, public health specialists, medical educators, and healthcare administrators.

^cOthers included healthcare institutions, Ministry of Health, Non-Governmental Organizations.