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. 2021 Aug 14;12:21501327211039714. doi: 10.1177/21501327211039714

Table 1.

Baseline Sociodemographic Characteristics of Primary and Secondary Healthcare Workers.

Sociodemographic variables PC (n = 746) n (%) SC (n = 3671) n (%) Total (N = 4417) n (%) χ2 P value
Age (years)
 20-34 276 (37.0) 1789 (48.7) 2065 (46.8) 38.79 <.0001
 35-44 280 (37.5) 1204 (32.8) 1484 (33.6)
 45-54 153 (20.5) 526 (14.3) 679 (15.4)
 55-65+ 37 (5.0) 152 (4.1) 189 (4.3)
Sex
 Male 234 (31.4) 1263 (34.4) 1497 (33.9) 2.55 .110
 Female 512 (68.6) 2408 (65.6) 2920 (66.1)
Marital status
 Single 90 (12.1) 783 (21.3) 873 (19.8) 34.92 <.0001
 Married 622 (83.4) 2767 (75.4) 3389 (76.7)
 Divorced/separated/widowed 34 (4.6) 121 (3.3) 155 (3.5)
Children
 Yes 588 (78.8) 2521 (68.7) 3109 (70.4) 30.63 <.0001
 No 158 (21.2) 1150 (31.3) 1308 (29.6)
Living with family
 Yes 627 (84.0) 2609 (71.1) 3236 (73.3) 53.31 <.0001
 No 119 (16.0) 1062 (28.9) 1181 (26.7)
Occupation
 Doctor 212 (28.4) 645 (17.6) 857 (19.4) 33.11 <.0001
 Nurse 534 (71.6) 2751 (74.9) 3285 (74.4)
 Paramedic 0 275 (7.5) 275 (6.2)
Working in a COVID-19 designated area
 Yes 448 (60.0) 1901 (51.8) 2349 (53.2) 17.03 <.0001
 No 298 (40.0) 1770 (48.2) 2068 (46.8)

Abbreviations: PC, primary care; SC, secondary care.