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Table 1 Demographic characteristics of physicians based on agreement with nurse prescribing role

From: Physicians’ attitudes towards the development of the nurse prescribing role in critical care and emergency departments

Variables

Total

Agreeing with nurse prescribing role, n(%)

Age (y)

< 30

31(16.1)

12(12.8)

31–50

120(62.2)

65(69.1)

> 51

42(21.7)

17(18.1)

Gender

Male

112(58.1)

53(56.4)

Female

81(42.0)

41(43.6)

Marital status

Single

79(40.9)

41(43.6)

Married

114(59.1)

53(56.4)

Clinical work history, (y)

< 10

91(47.2)

48(51.1)

11–20

69(35.7)

34(36.2)

> 21

33(17.1)

12(12.7)

Work experience in critical care or emergency departments, (y)

< 10

96(49.7)

50(53.2)

11–20

72(37.3)

36(38.3)

> 21

25(13.0)

8(8.5)

Degree

General Physician

6(3.1)

0(0.0)

Specialist

155(80.3)

80(85.1)

Fellowship

32(16.6)

14(14.9)

Workplace

NICUa

28(14.5)

10(10.6)

HICUb

37(19.2)

23(24.5)

PICUc

40(20.7)

12(12.8)

GICUd

69(35.8)

38(40.4)

SICUe

19(9.8)

11(11.7)

  1. a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit; b High-Intensity Care Unit; c Pediatric Intensive Care Unit; d General Intensive Care Unit; e Surgical Intensive Care Unit