Table 7.

Descriptive statistics on the need for in-service privacy training.

		The need for in-service privacy training
		Negative data (strongly agree, agree)		Undecided		Positive data (strongly agree, agree)
		n	%	n	%	n	%
Occupation	Physician	11	6.1	16	8.8	154	85.1
	Nurse	15	4.3	18	5.2	315	90.5
	AHP	2	5	5	12.5	33	82.5
Age	20-29	12	4.4	14	5.1	249	90.5
	30-39	12	7.5	8	5	141	87.6
	40+	4	3.1	17	12.8	112	84.2
Gender	Female	11	3.3	24	7.2	299	89.5
	Male	17	7.2	15	6.4	203	86.4
Graduation	High school	11	7.7	9	6.3	123	86
	Associate degree	1	1.4	3	4.2	67	94.4
	Bachelor’s degree (for nurses)	5	3.3	10	6.6	136	90.1
	Master	0	0	1	4.3	22	95.6
	Medical faculty	11	6.1	16	8.8	154	85.1
Institution	University hospital	6	5	9	7.5	105	87.5
	Training and research hospital	8	4.8	17	10.2	142	85
	Public hospital	6	5.9	6	5.9	90	88.2
	Private hospital	8	4.5	7	3.9	165	91.6
Working years in the occupation	0–5	11	4.4	18	7.2	220	88.3
	6–11	9	6.2	3	2.1	134	91.7
	12–17	6	6.9	8	9.2	73	83.9
	18 and above	2	2.3	10	11.5	75	86.2
Working years in the ICU	0–4	13	4.5	20	6.9	257	88.7
	5–9	10	7.3	6	4.4	120	88.2
	10–14	4	5.5	6	8.1	64	86.5
	15 and above	1	1.4	7	10.1	61	88.4
Patient rights education	Received	21	5	25	6	374	89
	Did not received	7	4.7	14	9.4	128	86
All Participants		28	5	39	6.9	502	88.2

% = percent, AHP = allied health personnel, ICU = intensive care unit, n = number.