Table 2.

Gender‐CATH Study: Working Characteristics and Private Life of the Survey Population

Job and Private Life Features	Overall (n=326)	Women (n=86)	Men (n=240)	P Value
Cath‐Lab experience >10 y	262 (80.4)	64 (74.4)	198 (82.5)	0.101
Full‐time consultant position	250 (76.7)	62 (72.1)	188 (78.3)	0.153
Cath‐Lab worked <8 h/d	159 (48.8)	39 (45.3)	120 (50.0)	0.459
Cardiology “on call”	224 (68.7)	60 (69.8)	164 (68.3)	0.970
Time dedicated to clinical activity >50%	46 (14.1)	14 (16.3)	32 (13.3)	0.839
Single	40 (12.3)	19 (22.1)	21 (8.7)	0.002
Not single	286 (87.7)	67 (77.9)	219 (91.2)
‐Partner working in hospital staff but not physician	153/286 (53.5)	30/67 (44.8)	123/219 (56.2)	0.029
‐Partner cardiologist/ interventionalist	62/286 (21.7)	20/67 (29.8)	42/219 (19.2)	0.001
‐Partner working in the same structure/ward	36/286 (12.6)	25/67 (40.3)	11/219 (5.02)	0.721
Childless	114/326 (35.0)	50/114 (43.9)	64/114 (56.1)	<0.001
With child	212/326 (65.0)	36/212 (17.0)	176/212 (83.0)
1 Child	67/212 (31.6)	21/67 (31.3)	46/67 (68.7)
>1 Child	145/212 (68.4)	15/145 (10.3)	130/145 (89.7)
Child during residency in cardiology	43/212 (20.3)	5/36 (13.9)	38/176 (21.6)	0.003

Values are number (percentage) or number/total (percentage). CATH indicates catheterization laboratory; and Cath‐Lab, catheterization laboratory.