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. 2022 Oct 24;15(1):2118173. doi: 10.1080/16549716.2022.2118173

Table 4.

Demographic data of the respondents.

Characteristic n (%)
Mean age ± SD (years) 37.6 ± 11
Age group  
19–29 311 (27.5)
30–44 512 (45.3)
45–54 219 (19.4)
≥55 88 (7.8)
Gender  
Male 360 (28.6)
Female 899 (71.4)
Highest education attained  
Certificate 209 (16.7)
Diploma 687 (54.9)
Bachelor’s degree 286 (22.8)
Master’s degree 64 (5.1)
PhD 6 (0.5)
Workplace  
Faith-based 54 (4.3)
Private 169 (13.5)
Public 1028 (82.2)
Work experience  
<2 years 146 (11.7)
2–5 years 313 (25.1)
5–10 years 298 (23.9)
10–20 years 237 (19.0)
>20 years 254 (20.3)
Number of years as a member of the association  
<2 years 266 (21.2)
2–5 years 376 (30.0)
5–10 years 284 (22.6)
10–20 years 201 (16.0)
>20 years 128 (10.2)
Survey Responses by Association  
Midwives Association of Kenya (MAK) 9 (0.7)
National Nurses Association of Kenya (NNAK) 398 (31.4)
Association of Graduate Nurses and Midwives of Uganda (AGNMU) 20 (1.6)
National Midwives Association of Uganda (NMAU) 20 (1.6)
Uganda Nurses and Midwives Union (UNMU) 302 (23.9)
Uganda Private Midwives Association (UPMA) 39 (3.1)
Zanzibar Nurses Association (ZANA) 19 (1.5)
Tanzania Midwives Association (TAMA) 93 (7.4)
Tanzania National Nurses Association (TANNA) 366 (28.9)