Table III.

Analysis on OCLHS

Variable	Descriptive∗	Significance (P value)†
Sex	•Female: 17/113, (33/143), (39/209), (16/55) •Male: 96/113, (110/143), (170/209), (39/55)	.13
Age	•Less than or 50 years: 84/113, (130/143), (192/209), (52/55) •More than 50 years: 29/113, (13/143), (17/209), (3/55)	<.001
Professional role	•Consultant/Equivalent: 73/113, (76/143), (123/209), (26/55) •Junior Surgical Staff: 38/113, (66/143), (86/209), (29/55)	.09
Scope of practice	•Public sector (NHS, government or equivalent): 71/113, (91/143), (132/209), (35/55) •Private sector: 20/113, (23/143), (25/209), (6/55) •Both: 22/113, (29/143), (52/209), (14/55)	.68
On-call duties	•No on-call duties: 19/113, (12/143), (17/209), (5/55) •On-call duties: 94/113, (131/143), (191/209), (50/55)	.21
Professional fulfillment	•Feeling professionally fulfilled: 43/113, (29/143), (19/209), (6/55) •Feeling professionally unfulfilled: 70/113, (114/143), (190/209), (49/55)	<.001

OCLHS, Overall Composite Level of Harm Score.

^∗N, (n) = Ratio among those with no harm, (ratio among those with low harm), (ratio among those with moderate harm), (ratio among those with severe harm).

^†P value indicated is asymptomatic significance (2-sided) for the Pearson χ² test.