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. 2021 Jul 22;56(4):869–877. doi: 10.1111/nuf.12633

Table 1.

Descriptive information of participants

Variable M SD
Age (n = 118) 40.67 12.6
Years of nursing experience (n = 118) 14.7 12.5
Hours worked per week (n = 117) 38.4 8.9
Variable n %
Gender (n = 118)
Male 7 5.9
Female 111 94.1
Race (n = 117)
White 115 98.3
Asian 1 0.8
Other 1 0.8
Ethnicity
Mexican, Hispanic, or Latino 7 5.9
Not Mexican, Hispanic, or Latino 110 93.2
United state region (n = 118)
Northeast 68 57.6
Midwest 8 6.8
South 21 17.8
West 19 16.1
Other 2 1.7
Nurse education (n = 118)
Diploma 6 5.1
Associate's 12 10.2
Bachelor's 75 63.6
Master's 21 17.8
Doctorate 4 3.4
Current primary position (n = 118)
Staff nurse 89 75.4
Nurse manager/coordinator 11 9.3
Clinical nurse specialist 2 1.7
Nurse practitioner 1 0.8
Case manager 3 2.5
Other 12 10.2
Access to adequate PPE while caring for patients with suspected or confirmed COVID‐19 (n = 118)
Yes 70 59.3
No 48 40.7
Cared for patients with suspected or confirmed COVID‐19 (n = 118)
Yes 70 59.3
No 48 40.7
Tested positive for COVID‐19 (n = 118)
Yes 7 5.9
No 111 94.1

Abbreviation: PPE, personal protective equipment.