|
Main category
|
Sub category
|
N (%)
|
|---|
|
Age
|
18–30 years
|
17 (7%)
|
| |
31–40 years
|
43 (19%)
|
| |
41–50 years
|
54 (23%)
|
| |
51–60 years
|
79 (34%)
|
| |
>60 years
|
37 (16%)
|
|
Sex
|
Female
|
83 (36%)
|
| |
Male
|
147 (64%)
|
|
Clinical specialty
|
Chiropractic
|
31 (13%)
|
| |
Clinical psychology
|
36 (16%)
|
| |
General practice
|
15 (6%)
|
| |
Injury management
|
14 (6%)
|
| |
Musculoskeletal & Occupational Medicine & Rheumatology
|
26 (11%)
|
| |
Pain & Rehabilitation Medicine
|
31 (13%)
|
| |
Physiotherapy
|
37 (16%)
|
| |
Surgery
|
39 (17%)
|
|
Work hours
|
Full time
|
58 (25%)
|
| |
Part time
|
172 (75%)
|
|
Clinical setting - geographical
|
Urban
|
169 (73%)
|
| |
Rural
|
36 (16%)
|
| |
Both
|
25 (11%)
|
|
Clinical setting - type
|
Public hospital
|
27 (12%)
|
| |
Private hospital
|
20 (9%)
|
| |
Community
|
96 (42%)
|
| |
Multiple settings
|
87 (38%)
|
|
Work experience
|
<10 years
|
41 (18%)
|
| |
10–20 years
|
73 (32%)
|
| |
>20 years
|
116 (50%)
|
|
Providing workers’ compensation services
|
No
|
39 (17%)
|
| |
Yes
|
191 (83%)
|
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a231 participants were included, of which one participant did not complete the demographic characteristics
