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Table 1 Q1-10 Participant demographics and baseline characteristics

From: Burnout among surgeons before and during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic: an international survey

 

Participant No (%)

Total

954

In what country do you work?a

 High-income

539 (56.5%)

 Upper middle-income

95 (10%)

 Lower middle-income

304 (31.9%)

 Low-income

16 (1.7%)

What is your age? (in years)

 Mean ± SD

39.28 ± 9.84 years

 Median (range)

37 (23–77) years

What is your gender?

 Male

746 (78.2%)

 Female

205 (21.5%)

 Prefer not to mention

3 (0.3%)

Which of the following best describes your current relationship status?

 Married

708 (74.2%)

 Divorced

26 (2.7%)

 Widowed

7 (0.7%)

 Single

213 (22.3%)

Do you have any children?

 Yes, all 18 or over

89 (9.3%)

 Yes, one or more under 18

514 (53.9%)

 No

351 (36.8%)

How many years do you have in surgical practice?

 Mean ± SD

12.49 ± 9.28 years

 Median (range)

10 (0–45) years

What is your current designation?

 Resident/ Trainee

223 (23.4%)

 Specialist/ Senior Specialist

354 (37.1%)

 Consultant

377 (39.5%)

What is your specialty?

 General Surgery

657 (68.9%)

 Orthopedic Surgery

36 (3.8%)

 Pediatric Surgery

34 (3.6%)

 Obstetrics and Gynecology

15 (1.6%)

 Urology Surgery

23 (2.4%)

 Vascular Surgery

21 (2.2%)

 Otolaryngology

26 (2.7%)

 Cardiothoracic Surgery

26 (2.7%)

 Neurosurgery

25 (2.6%)

 Plastic Surgery

15 (1.6%)

 Others

76 (0.8%)

In what type of community do you work?

 City or urban community

910 (95.4%)

 Rural community

44 (4.6%)

In what type of institution do you work?

 Academic

531 (55.7%)

 Non-academic

164 (17.2%)

 Private

62 (6.5%)

 Mixed

197 (20.6%)

  1. aCountry classification based on World Bank rank [1]