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Table 1 Characteristics of the participants (N = 125)

From: Rationing of nursing care interventions and its association with nurse-reported outcomes in the neonatal intensive care unit: a cross-sectional survey

Demographic characteristics

Sex

 Female – n (%)

125 (100.0)

Race

 Caucasian – n (%)

112 (89 · 6)

Age – n (%)

 Less than 20 years

0 (0.0)

 20–30 years

60 (48 · 0)

 31–40 years

37 (29 · 6)

 41–50 years

11 (8 · 8)

 51–60 years

15 (12 · 0)

 61 years and above

2 (1 · 6)

Professional characteristics

Initial nursing education - n (%)

 Hospital diploma

1 (0 · 8)

 College diploma

95 (76 · 0)

 Baccalaureate degree

28 (22 · 4)

 Master’s degree and above

1 (0 · 8)

Highest degree currently held – n (%)

 Hospital diploma

0 (0.0)

 College diploma

58 (46 · 4)

 Baccalaureate degree

61 (48 · 8)

 Master’s degree and above

6 (4 · 8)

Years of experience

 As a nurse (M ± SD)

11 · 1 ± 10 · 0

 At current hospital (M ± SD)

10 · 7 ± 9 · 9

 In neonatal care (M ± SD)

9 · 2 ± 9 · 2

Type of nursing position currently held

 Full-time – n (%)

59 (47 · 2)

 Part-time – n (%)

66 (52 · 8)

  1. Abbreviations: M mean, SD Standard deviation