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. 2022 Nov 22;17(11):e0267530. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0267530

Table 1. General characteristics of the study population.

Characteristics Total
n = 1313
Gender
    Female 1025 (78.2%)
    Male 285 (21.8%)
Race
    White 778 (59.3%)
    Non-white 535 (40.7%)
Nature of the educational institution
    Public 1277 (97.2%)
    Private or philanthropic 36 (2.8%)
University hospital
    Yes 1177 (89.6%)
    No 136 (10.4%)
Category of professional participant (1272 responses)
    Physician 674 (53.0%)
    Other health professional 598 (47%)
Providing direct care to patients with COVID-19
    Yes 790 (60.2%)
    No 523 (39.8%)
Presence of diseases (n = 1305)
    Yes 234 (17.9%)
    No 1071 (82.1%)
Increased risk for severe forms of COVID-19
    Yes 218 (16.7%)
    No 1087 (83.3%)
Perception of PPE availability
    Poor availability 281 (21.4%)
    Moderate to good availability 1032 (78.6%)
Perception of the educational organization of the residency programme
    Poor adequacy 558 (42.5%)
    Moderate to good adequacy 755 (57.5%)
Autonomy to decide behaviours at work
    Low autonomy 224 (17.1%)
    Moderate to high autonomy 1089 (82.9%)
Weekly workload
    ≤ 60 h 541 (41.2%)
    ≥ 60 h 772 (58.8%)
Activity outside the residency programme
    Yes 424 (32.3%)
    No 889 (67.7%)