Trajectory analysis of the work and life experience of healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic: a longitudinal qualitative study

Table 1 Characteristics of participants

Healthcare workers ^a	Gender	Age	Marital Status	Professional Title	Work experience, years	Department	Recruitment Avenue
N1	Female	33–35	Married	Nurse-in-Charge	12–14	General Surgery	Center 1
N2	Female	32–34	Single-Married	Primary nurse- Nurse-in-Charge	8–10	ICU	Center 2
N3	Female	39–41	Married	Nurse-in-Charge	17–19	Traditional Chinese Medicine	Center 3
N4	Female	35–37	Married	Nurse-in-Charge	12–14	Respiratory Department	Center 1
N5	Female	35–37	Married	Nurse-in-Charge	15–17	Respiratory Department	Center 1
N6	Female	28–30	Single	Primary nurse- Nurse-in-Charge	6–8	Traditional Chinese Medicine	Center 2
N7	Female	29–31	Single-Married	Primary nurse - Nurse-in-Charge	7–9	Emergency Department	Center 3
N8	Female	40–42	Married	Associate chief nurse	18–20	Neurosurgery Department	Center 3
N9	Female	38–40	Married	Associate chief nurse	18–20	General Surgery	Center 2
N10	Female	30–32	Married	Nurse-in-Charge	7–9	Neurosurgery Department	Center 3
D1	Male	41–43	Married	Associate chief physician	17–19	Emergency Department	Center 1
D2	Male	40–42	Married	Associate chief physician	17–19	Respiratory Department	Center 2
D3	Male	38–40	Married	Attending physician	14–16	ICU	Center 3
D4	Female	32–34	Married	Attending physician	6–8	Respiratory Department	Center 2

ISSN: 1472-6955