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. 2022 Sep 20;12(9):e063302. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2022-063302

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of participants at baseline T0 (N=116)

Characteristics n %
Gender
 Male 82 70.7
 Female 34 29.3
Age
 20–24 years 4 3.4
 25–29 years 16 13.8
 30–34 years 19 16.4
 35–39 years 25 21.6
 40–44 years 15 12.9
 45–49 years 17 14.7
 50–54 years 19 16.4
 ≥55 years 1 0.9
Rank
 Intermediate police service 40 34.5
 Upper police service 76 65.5
Shift work experience
 ≤5 years 21 18.1
 5–10 years 18 15.5
 ≥10 years 77 66.4
Type of employment
 Part-time 12 10.3
 Fulltime 104 89.7
Type of duty service*
 Exclusively office duty 22 19.0
 Predominantly office duty 8 6.9
 Office and patrol duty (50:50) 7 6.0
 Predominantly patrol duty 79 68.1
Permanent relationship
 Yes 97 83.6
 No 18 15.5
 No information given 1 0.9
Children
 None 46 39.7
 One child 20 17.2
 Two children 35 30.2
 Three children 12 10.3
 Four children 3 2.6
Single parent
 Yes 2 1.7
 No 100 86.2
 No information given 14 12.1
Caring for relatives/others
 Yes 3 2.6
 No 113 97.4
Time working with the new shift schedule
 ≤24 months 4 4.1
 25–48 months 31 26.7
 ≥49 months 63 54.3
 No information 18 15.5

*Refers to type of service exercised in the last 4 weeks prior to taking the survey.