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Table 1 General characteristics of male nurses in a study of workplace sexual harassment (N = 155)

From: Workplace sexual harassment toward male nurses in South Korea: a cross-sectional online survey

Variables

Categories

Item

n (%)

Mean ± SD

Individual level

Age (years)

20–29

74(47.7)

31.0 ± 4.8

30–39

69(44.5)

 

40+

12(7.7)

 

Marital status

Married

37(23.9)

 
 

Unmarried

118(76.1)

 

Educational level

Associate degree

5(3.2)

 
 

Bachelor’s degree

136(87.7)

 
 

Master’s or higher

14(9.0)

 

Years of clinical experience

<  1

18(11.6)

4.5 ± 4.1

 

1- < 3

53(34.2)

 
 

3- < 5

38(24.5)

 
 

5+

46(29.7)

 

Hospital level

Location

Metropolitan area

108(69.7)

 
 

Non-metropolitan area

47(30.3)

 

Beds

<  500

16(10.3)

 
 

500–999

54(34.8)

 
 

1000+

85(54.8)

 

Unit level

Job position

Charge nurse or head nurse

(Managerial position)

19(12.3)

 
 

Staff nurse

136(87.7)

 

Unit

Ward (medical/surgical)

47(30.3)

 
 

Special (ER, ICU, OR, OPD, administration, PA)

108(69.7)

 

Years of current unit experience

<  1

39(25.2)

2.9 ± 2.6

 

1- < 3

58(37.4)

 
 

3- < 5

36(23.2)

 
 

5+

22(14.2)

 

Shift pattern

Non-shift

47(30.3)

 
 

Shift

108(69.7)

 

Perceived nursing work environment (4 points)

 

2.64 ± 0.44

  1. ER Emergency room, ICU Intensive care unit, OR Operating room, OPD Outpatient department, PA Physician assistant