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. 2022 May 16;10(2 Suppl):jphr.2021.2604. doi: 10.4081/jphr.2021.2604

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics and occupation of participants (n=516).

Occupation (%)
Doctors Nurses Others a
Gender
 Male 212 (50.12) 14 (16.09) 4 (66.67)
 Female 211 (49.88) 73 (83.91) 2 (33.33)
Age
 ≤25 years 4 (0.95) 6 (6.90) 6 (100)
 26-40 years 190 (44.92) 35 (40.23) -
 41-60 years 229 (54.14) 38 (43.68) -
 ≥61 years - 8 (9.20) -
Religion
 Christianity 385 (91.02) 87 (100) 6 (100)
 Islam 38 (8.98) - -
Marital status
 Married 106 (25.06) 53 (60.92) 4 (66.67)
 Single b 317 (74.94) 34 (39.08) 2 (33.33)
Living status
 Family 357 (84.40) 87 (100) 6 (100)
 Friends 28 (6.62) - -
 Alone 38 (8.98) - -
Duration of working experience
 <2years - - 4 (66.67)
 2-5 years 4 (0.95) 29 (33.33) 2 (33.33)
 6-10 years 34 (8.04) 6 (6.90) -
 >10 years 385 (91.02) 52 (59.77) -
Current workplace
 Hospitals 351 (83.37) 56 (65.88) -
 Clinics 44 (10.45) 27 (31.76) 2 (33.33)
 Laboratory 22 (5.23) - -
 Others c 4 (0.95) 2 (2.35) 4 (66.67)
 Working in ICU 116 (27.42) 6 (6.90) -
Working position
 Direct patient care 405 (95.74) 85 (97.70) 2 (33.33)
 Indirect patient care 18 (4.26) 2 (2.30) 4 (66.67)
 Caring for COVID-19 patients 299 (70.69) 54 (62.07) -
Access to mental health services 105 (24.82) 8 (9.20) -
Getting mental health support 26/105 (24.76) 0/8 (0) -
a

Others (occupation) included medical assistants, laboratory technicians, pharmacists, research scientists, etc.

b

Participants who are widowed, divorced and who never married.

c

Others(workplace) included pharmacy, public health office, research institute, medical university, etc.