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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jun 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Nurs Adm. 2022 Jan 1;52(1):57–66. doi: 10.1097/NNA.0000000000001103

Table 1.

Participant Demographics (N = 328)

Question Responses n %

Demographics of participants
 Profession Nurse 188 57.5
Physician 47 14.4
Respiratory therapist 19 5.8
Nurse practitioner/physician assistant 20 6.1
Other 53 16.2
 Years in profession 0–10 123 37.6
10–20 80 24.5
20+ 124 37.9
 Highest level of education completed Associate degree 52 16.0
Bachelor’s degree 128 39.3
Master’s degree 83 25.5
Doctorate 63 19.3
 Practice location Emergency department 23 7.1
Inpatient: critical care 76 23.4
Inpatient: other 131 40.3
Operating room 14 4.3
Outpatient/ambulatory care 81 24.9
 Involved in COVID-19 clinical care No 105 32.0
Yes 223 68.0
 Involved in COVID-19 research regarding their organization’s response to the pandemic No 271 82.6
Yes 57 17.4
 Spiritual/religious preference Buddhist 3 0.9
Christian/Protestant 122 37.2
Hindu 3 0.9
Islam 4 1.2
Roman Catholic 86 26.2
Jewish 11 3.4
Spiritual but not religious 47 14.3
No religious preference 52 15.9
Moral injury
 Moral injury ≥ 36 No 191 58.8
Yes 134 41.2