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. 2021 Jun 21;11(6):e048586. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2020-048586

Table 1.

Respondents’ sociodemographic and professional characteristics (N=1512)

Characteristic N (%)
Sex
 Male 568 (37.6)
 Female 944 (62.4)
Age (years), mean (SD) 37.28 (8.99)
 21–30 385 (25.5)
 31–40 677 (44.8)
 41–50 298 (19.7)
 ≥50 152 (10.1)
Marital status
 Single 435 (28.8)
 Married, living with family 715 (47.3)
 Married, living alone 322 (21.3)
 Widowed or divorced 40 (2.6)
Any chronic illness
 No 1152 (76.2)
 Yes 360 (23.8)
Clinical role
 Physician 637 (42.1)
 Nurse 757 (50.1)
 Other healthcare providers* 118 (7.8)
Working area
 Intensive care unit: adults and paediatrics 331 (21.9)
 Emergency department 152 (10.1)
 General ward 406 (26.9)
 Isolation ward 57 (3.8)
 Outpatient area 319 (21.1)
 Other specialised units: dialysis, lab, pharmacy, radiology 206 (13.6)
 Hospital administrative 41 (2.7)
Hospital category
 Private 350 (23.1)
 Governmental 712 (47.1)
 University hospital 450 (29.8)
Hospital level of care
 Primary healthcare centre 210 (13.9)
 Secondary care hospital 361 (23.9)
 Tertiary hospital 941 (62.2)

*Other healthcare providers include technicians, respiratory therapists and pharmacists.