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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics and work positions of healthcare professionals stratified by country

From: Anxiety, depression, and their associations with COVID-19-related knowledge, attitudes, and practices among healthcare professionals: a multinational cross-sectional survey

 

Indonesia (n = 402)

Taiwan (n = 1,673)

Vietnam (n = 1,481)

 

Variables

N

%

N

%

N

%

p-value

Sex

      

 < 0.001

 Male

83

20.6%

331

20.0%

414

27.9%

 

 Female

319

79.4%

1,322

80.0%

1,067

72.1%

 

Age group (years)

      

 < 0.001

 20–29

131

32.6%

758

45.7%

408

27.5%

 

 30–39

160

39.8%

541

32.6%

799

53.8%

 

 40–49

90

22.4%

283

17.1%

217

14.6%

 

 > 50

21

5.2%

76

4.6%

60

4.1%

 

Education

      

 < 0.001

 Below bachelor’s degree

264

65.7%

693

41.4%

651

44.0%

 

 Bachelor’s degree

60

14.9%

775

46.3%

608

41.1%

 

 Postgraduate degree

78

19.4%

205

12.3%

220

14.9%

 

Clinical position

      

 < 0.001

 Physician

25

6.2%

255

15.3%

390

26.3%

 

 Nurse

262

65.2%

1,063

63.5%

658

44.3%

 

 Paramedic

115

28.6%

355

21.2%

436

29.4%

 

Managerial position

      

0.0004

 Yes

33

8.2%

133

8.0%

178

12.0%

 

 No

369

91.8%

1,540

92.0%

1,306

88.0%

 

Teaching position

      

 < 0.001

 Yes

15

3.7%

453

27.1%

162

10.9%

 

 No

387

96.3%

1,220

72.9%

1,322

89.1%

 
  1. The sum of sample sizes for each demographic variable does not equal the total sample size is due to the missing values