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Table 1 The basic characteristics of participants

From: Development and validation of the missed intensive nursing care scale

Characteristics

N(%)

Characteristics

N(%)

Gender

 

Hospital level

 

 Male

154(16.2)

 Tertiary hospital

867(91.3)

 Female

796(83.3)

 Secondary hospital

83(8.7)

Age (years)

 

Work department

 

 20 ~ 30

479(50.4)

 GICU

526(55.4)

 31 ~ 40

409(43.1)

 MICU

71(7.5)

 41 ~ 50

59(6.2)

 SICU

98(10.3)

 >50

3(0.3)

 EICU

109(11.5)

Marital status

 

 RICU

60(6.3)

 Single

597(62.8)

 NICU

69(7.3)

 Married

341(35.9)

 Others

17(1.8)

 Others

12(1.3)

ICU specialist

 

Education level

 

 Yes

285(30)

 Diploma/associate’s degree

109(11.5)

 No

665(70)

 Bachelor’s degree

818(86.1)

Average working

hours per week

 

 Master’s degree and higher

23(2.4)

 ≤ 40 h

394(41.5)

Job titles

 

 41 ~ 48 h

449(47.3)

 Nurse

172(18.1)

 >48 h

107(11.3)

 Nurse practitioner

410(43.2)

Working shift

 

 Nurse-in-charge

331(34.8)

 8 h

599(63.1)

 Associate director

33(3.5)

 12 h

335(35.3)

 Director of nurses

4(0.4)

 Others

16(1.7)

Working position

 

Average number of

care patients per shift

 

 Staff nurse

897(94.4)

 1 ~ 2

164(17.3)

 Head nurse

53(5.6)

 3 ~ 4

674(70.9)

Years working in ICU

 

 More than 5

112(11.8)

 ≤ 1

91(9.6)

  

 1 ~ 5

289(30.4)

  

 6 ~ 10

297(31.3)

  

 11 ~ 19

232(24.4)

  

 ≥ 20

41(4.3)

  
  1. Abbreviations: GICU, general intensive care unit; MICU, medical intensive care unit; SICU, surgical intensive care unit; EICU, emergency intensive care unit; RICU, respiratory intensive care unit; NICU, neurological intensive care unit