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. 2021 Apr 24;68(2):256–265. doi: 10.1111/inr.12679

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics (N = 906)

Variables Categories N (%) or M ± SD
Age (years) ≤29 52 (5.7)
30–39 649 (71.6)
≥40 205 (22.6)
Level of education 3‐year college 138 (15.2)
4‐year university 570 (62.9)
Master degree or higher 198 (21.9)
Marital status Single/other 332 (36.6)
Married 574 (63.4)
Annual income (USD) <3000 39 (4.3)
3000–3999 267 (29.5)
≥4000 600 (66.2)
Living with a spouse No 340 (37.5)
Yes 566 (62.5)
Living with children No 450 (49.7)
Yes 456 (50.3)
Living with parents No 648 (71.5)
Yes 258 (28.5)
Position Staff nurse 578 (63.8)
Charge nurse 226 (24.9)
Head nurse or higher 102 (11.3)
Hospital work experience (years) <10 300 (33.1)
10≤ 606 (66.9)
Number of hospital beds 100–299 195 (21.5)
300–599 260 (28.7)
600–999 321 (35.4)
1000 or over 130 (14.3)
COVID‐19‐related work type Caring for positive patients 421 (46.5)
Screening 485 (53.5)
Work experience more than 3 months No 539 (59.5)
Yes 367 (40.5)
Transfer of workplace No 486 (53.6)
Yes, within the hospital 375 (41.4)
Yes, to another hospital 45 (5.0)
Training on wearing PPE No 193 (21.3)
Yes 713 (78.7)
Perceived safety of PPE 6.37 ± 1.88
Hospital safety climate 57.70 ± 9.22
Fear of COVID‐19 18.14 ± 5.47
Anxiety 5.01 ± 4.22
Depressive symptoms 6.42 ± 4.73

PPE, Personal Protective Equipment; M, Mean; SD, Standard Deviation.

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