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. 2022 Sep 22;17(9):e0274965. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0274965

Table 1. Demographic and occupational characteristics of participants (n = 1,264).

Demographic variables n Percent/Mean (SD)
Sex
    Male 379 29.98
    Female 885 70.02
Mean age (year) 28.41 (5.54)
Age group (year)
    <25 303 23.97
    25–29 604 47.78
    ≥30 357 28.24
Marital status
    Unmarried 589 46.60
    Married 675 53.40
Educational level
    Diploma degree 520 41.14
    Bachelor’s degree 514 40.66
    Master’s degree or above 230 18.20
Monthly salary
    <21,000 BDT 361 28.86
    21,000–29,999 BDT 513 41.01
    ≥30,000 BDT 377 30.14
Occupational variables n Percent
Type of job
    Government 756 59.81
    Private 508 40.19
Level of hospital
    Primary 147 11.63
    Secondary 207 16.38
    Tertiary 910 71.99
Work department
    Critical ward 320 25.32
    Emergency 80 6.33
    General ward 197 15.59
    Gynecological ward 97 7.67
    Medicine ward 326 25.79
    Surgery ward 244 19.30
Weekly working hours
    ≤36 hours 597 47.34
    37–48 hours 520 41.24
    >48 hours 144 11.42
Years of experience
    <3 years 435 34.41
    3–5 years 404 31.96
    ≥6 years 425 33.62
Had sufficient equipment to manage patients
    Yes 595 47.07
    No 669 52.93
Timely payment of salary
    Yes 1,134 89.72
    No 130 10.28
Got rewards for good job performance
    Yes 262 20.73
    No 1,002 79.27
Had training to tackle WPV
    Yes 230 18.20
    No 1,034 81.80

SD = Standard Deviation

n = Number

WPV = Workplace violence