Table 6.

Willingness to use teleconsultation in everyday work after the end of the COVID-19 pandemic according to age, profession, and sex.

		Willingness to Use Teleconsultation in Everyday Work after the End of the COVID-19 Pandemic								Fisher’s TestCramer’s V
		Often		Occasionally		Never		No Opinion
Variable	Categories	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	p
age	20–30 years	44	35.8	63	51.2	11	8.9	5	4.1	0.020 0.093
	31–40 years	71	30.0	125	52.7	30	12.7	11	4.6
	41–50 years	38	21.1	98	54.4	34	18.9	10	5.6
	51–60 years	39	23.8	91	55.5	30	18.3	4	2.4
	>60 years	10	17.2	30	51.7	16	27.6	2	3.4
sex	female	137	24.3	315	55.9	89	15.8	23	4.1	0.083 0.093
	male	65	32.8	92	46.5	32	16.2	9	4.5
profession	doctor	189	34.8	307	56.5	37	6.8	10	1.8	0 0.312
	nurse	11	7.9	75	53.6	47	33.6	7	5.0
	physiotherapist	0	0.0	5	19.2	16	61.5	5	19.2
	paramedic	2	8.3	6	25.0	12	50.0	4	16.7
	midwife	0	0.0	13	46.4	9	32.1	6	21.4

Note. Cramers’ V—a coefficient determining the level of dependence between two nominal variables; p—calculated significance level in Wilcoxon matched-pairs test, p = 0 means that p < 0.001.