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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of the participants

From: Person-centred care in nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic: a cross sectional study based on nursing staff and first-line managers’ self-reported outcomes

Characteristics

Categories

N

%

Sex

Female

Male

Missing

422

28

21

89.6

5.90

4.50

Age

25 or under

26–45

46 or over

Missing

27

137

262

47

5.70

29.1

55.6

9.60

Education

No healthcare education

Nurse Assistanta

Registered nurse/occupational therapist

Care assistantb

Missing

4

389

3

61

14

0.80

82.6

0.60

13.0

3.00

Years of working with elderly care

1 year or under

2 to 5 years

6–15 years

16 years or over

Missing

20

56

103

264

28

4.20

11.9

21.9

56.1

5.90

Years of working in the current nursing home

1 year or under

2 to 5 years

6–15 years

16 years or over

Missing

54

141

172

40

64

11.5

29.9

36.5

8.50

13.6

Type of employment

Day shift only

Day/evening shift

Night shift only

Day/evening/night

Others

Missing

10

352

58

28

2

21

2.10

74.7

12.3

5.90

0.40

4.50

The participant’s current nursing home type

Permanent residence for persons with dementia

Permanent elderly residence

Service residence

Temporary residence

Missing

114

313

0

32

12

24.2

66.5

0.00

6.80

2.50

  1. aNurse assistant is a 3-year education in an upper secondary school, i.e., not a university degree
  2. bCare assistant is an education around 30 weeks