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. 2021 Jun 22;2(3):227–242. doi: 10.3390/epidemiologia2030017

Table 1.

Demographic and work-related characteristics of the effective sample (Phase 1: n = 2555; Phase 2: n = 2768).

Variable Phase 1
(7 May–3 July 2020)
Phase 2
(17 November 2020–1 February 2021)
Sex
Female 2221 (87.23%) 2441 (88.25%)
Male 325 (12.77%) 325 (11.75%)
Age
16–29 306 (11.98%) 307 (11.09%)
30–39 541 (21.18%) 640 (23.12%)
40–49 755 (29.56%) 729 (26.34%)
50–59 757 (29.64%) 827 (29.88%)
60–65 178 (6.97%) 230 (8.31%)
66+ 17 (0.67%) 35 (1.26%)
Ethnic background
White 2402 (94.16%) 2655 (96.09%)
Black 74 (2.90%) 40 (1.45%)
Asian 29 (1.14%) 26 (0.94%)
Mixed 46 (1.80%) 42 (1.52%)
Country of work
England 910 (35.62%) 642 (23.19%)
Scotland 107 (4.19%) 358 (12.93%)
Wales 147 (5.75%) 856 (30.92%)
Northern Ireland 1391 (54.44%) 912 (32.95%)
Occupational group
Nursing 142 (5.56%) 291 (10.51%)
Midwifery 139 (5.44%) 59 (2.13%)
Allied Health Professionals 312 (12.21%) 500 (18.06%)
Social Care 922 (36.09%) 961 (34.72%)
Social Work 1040 (40.70%) 957 (34.57%)
Number of years of work experience
Less than 2 years 211 (8.26%) 184 (6.65%)
2–5 years 377 (14.76%) 379 (13.70%)
6–10 years 407 (15.93%) 454 (16.41%)
11–20 years 688 (26.93%) 842 (30.43%)
21–30 years 575 (22.50%) 558 (20.17%)
More than 30 years 297 (11.62%) 350 (12.65%)
Disability status
Yes 225 (8.81%) 275 (9.94%)
No 2273 (88.96%) 2430 (87.82%)
Unsure 57 (2.23%) 62 (2.24%)

Note. Presented are column percentages, which are valid percentages to account for missing data.