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Table 1 Profile of health and social care worker participants by care setting

From: Interprofessional collaboration and barriers among health and social workers caring for older adults: a Philippine case study

Characteristics

Primary care

Public hospital

Private hospital

Nursing home

Total

n = 122

(%)

n = 18

(%)

n = 15

(%)

n = 19

(%)

n = 174

(%)

Gender

 Female

103

84.0

10

56.0

7

47.0

16

84.0

136

78.0

 Male

19

16.0

8

44.0

8

53.0

3

16.0

38

22.0

Age (years)

 20–39

19

16.0

10

56.0

13

87.0

16

84.0

58

33.0

 40–59

64

52.0

8

44.0

2

13.0

2

11.0

76

44.0

 ≥ 60

39

32.0

–

–

–

–

1

5.0

40

23.0

Occupation

 Physician/specialist

6

5.0

5

28.0

2

13.0

–

–

13

7.0

 Dentist

–

–

1

6.0

–

–

–

–

1

1.0

 Nurse

9

7.0

5

28.0

4

27.0

2

11.0

20

11.0

 Midwife

12

10.0

–

–

–

–

–

–

12

7.0

 Rehabilitation therapist

1

1.0

3

17.0

4

27.0

2

11.0

10

6.0

 Nutritionist

8

7.0

–

–

–

–

–

–

8

5.0

 Social worker

3

2.0

2

11.0

1

7.0

–

–

6

3.0

 Nursing assistant

–

–

2

11.0

4

27.0

–

–

6

3.0

 Elderly clinic assistant

1

1.0

–

–

–

–

–

–

1

1.0

 Caregiver

–

–

–

–

–

–

15

79.0

15

9.0

 Community health worker

39

32.0

–

–

–

–

–

–

39

22.0

 Community nutritionist

14

11.0

–

–

–

–

–

–

14

8.0

 Community leader

29

24.0

–

–

–

–

–

–

29

17.0

Length of service

 < 1 year

6

5.0

2

11.0

4

27.0

8

42.0

20

11.0

 1–5 years

34

28.0

5

28.0

9

60.0

5

26.0

54

31.0

 6–10 years

34

28.0

7

39.0

1

7.0

5

26.0

53

31.0

 > 10 years

48

39.0

4

22.0

1

7.0

1

5.0

47

27.0

Area of work assignment

 City A

59

48.0

–

–

6

40.0

7

37.0

102

59.0

 City B

63

52.0

18

100.0

9

60.0

12

63.0

72

41.0

  1. – no participants included