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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of the sample

From: Potential correlates of burnout among general practitioners and residents in Hungary: the significant role of gender, age, dependant care and experience

Variable

Total samplea

N (%)

Femalea

N (%)

Malea

N (%)

Total sample

350 (100.0)

209 (59.7)

141 (40.3)

 General practitioners

196 (56.0)

108 (51.7)

88 (32.4)

 Residents

154 (44.0)

101 (48.3)

53 (37.6)

Age group (years)

  < 30

88 (25.3)

58 (28.0)

30 (21.3)

 30–39

53 (15.2)

34 (16.4)

19 (13.4)

 40–49

50 (14.4)

30 (14.5)

20 (14.2)

 50–59

80 (23.0)

42 (20.3)

38 (27.0)

  ≥ 60

77 (22.1)

43 (20.8)

34 (24.1)

Partner

 Yes

248 (78.2)

134 (73.2)

114 (85.1)

 No

69 (21.8)

49 (26.8)

20 (14.9)

Number of children

 None

114 (32.9)

71 (34.0)

43 (31.2)

 Yes

233 (67.1)

138 (66.0)

95 (68.8)

  1

56 (24.0)

36 (26.1)

20 (21.1)

  2

105 (45.1)

69 (50.0)

36 (37.9)

   ≥ 3

72 (30.9)

33 (23.9)

39 (41.0)

Number of registered patients in GP practice

(Mean (SD))

1813.9 (534.2)

1738.9 (546.6)

1900.9 (508.7)

Type of GP practice

 Adult

291 (72.9)

155 (74.2)

113 (80.1)

 Paediatric

32 (8.0)

28 (13.4)

4 (2.8)

 Mixed

43 (10.8)

19 (9.1)

139 (98.6)

 Missing data

33 (8.3)

7 (3.3)

2 (1.4)

Average years in GP practice

(Mean (SD))

12.0 (12.7)

11.9 (12.5)

14.1 (13.3)

On-call over week-end, nightshift

 No

143 (73.0)

86 (81.1)

57 (64.8)

 Yes

51 (26.0)

20 (18.9)

31 (35.2)

 Missing data

2 (1.0)

  
  1. aGeneral practitioners and residents combined