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Table 2 Descriptive data from chiropractors in primary care practice in Denmark, n = 355

From: Work-related acute physical injuries, chronic overuse complaints, and the psychosocial work environment in Danish primary care chiropractic practice – a cross-sectional study

 

Women

Men

Total

Gender n (%)

207 (58,3)

148 (41,7)

355 (100)

Age group in years n (%)

 - 21–30

36 (17,4)

18 (12,2)

54 (15,2)

 - 31–40

54 (26,1)

38 (25,7)

92 (25,9)

 - 41–50

64 (30,9)

39 (26,4)

103 (29,0)

 - 51–60

44 (21,3)

35 (23,6)

79 (22,3)

 - 61–70

9 (4,3)

17 (11,5)

26 (7,3)

 - >70

0 (0)

1 (0,6)

1 (0,3)

Years since graduation n (%)

 - 0–5

47 (22,7)

29 (19,6)

76 (21,4)

 - 6–10

33 (15,9)

21 (14,2)

54 (15,2)

 - 11–15

37 (17,9)

20 (13,5)

57 (16,0)

 - 16–20

14 (6,8)

10 (6,8)

24 (6,8)

 - >21

76 (36,7)

68 (45,9)

144 (40,6)

Employment (more than one answer possible n (%)

 - Owner of a clinic

118 (57,0)

102 (68,9)

220 (62,0)

 - Associate

86 (41,5)

44 (29,7)

130 (36,6)

 - Internship

14 (6,8)

8 (5,4)

22 (6,2)

 - Teacher

9 (4,3)

11 (7,4)

20 (5,6)

 - Researcher

4 (1,9)

4 (2,7)

8 (2,3)

 - Employed in the public sector

8 (3,9)

5 (3,4)

13 (3,7)

 - Employed in health care insurance

14 (6,8)

10 (6,8)

24 (6,8)

 - Other

9 (4,3)

11 (7,4)

20 (5,6)

Region n (%)

 - North Denmark

19 (9,3)

9 (6,1)

28 (7,9)

 - Central Denmark

49 (23,9)

33 (22,3)

82 (23,2)

 - Southern Denmark

55 (26,8)

44 (29,7)

99 (28,1)

 - Zealand

31 (15,1)

19 (12,8)

50 (14,2)

 - Capital

51 (24,9)

43 (29,1)

94 (26,6)

Missing

2

0

2

Country of graduation n (%)

 - Denmark

119 (57,5)

73 (49,3)

192 (54,1)

 - United Kingdom

41 (19,8)

31 (21,0)

72 (20,3)

 - USA

44 (21,3)

41 (27,7)

85 (23,9)

 - Canada

3 (1,4)

3 (2,0)

6 (1,7)

 - Other country

0 (0)

0 (0)

0 (0)

Missing

2

0

2

Self-reported hypermobility n (%)

 - Yes

44 (21,3)

3 (2,0)*

47 (13,3)

 - No

160 (77,3)

142 (96,6)

302 (85,3)

 - Don’t know

3 (1,4)

2 (1,4)

5 (1,4)

Missing

0

1

1

Hours with patient contact and treatment in primary practice pr. week. n (%)*

 - ≤10

6 (2,9)

2 (1,3)

8 (2,3)

 - 11–20

16 (7,8)

5 (3,4)

21 (6,0)

 - 21–25

30 (14,6)

11 (7,5)

41 (11,6)

 - 26–30

60 (29,3)

31 (21,1)

91 (25,9)

 - 31–35

67 (32,7)

62 (42,2)

129 (36,6)

 - 36–40

20 (9,8)

26 (17,7)

46 (13,1)

 - >40

6 (2,9)

10 (6,8)

16 (4,5)

Missing

2

1

3

Follow-up consultations at 1 h if only follow-ups. N (%)

 - <2

14 (6,9)

9 (6,1)*

23 (6,5)

 - 2–4

96 (47,0)

49 (33,3)

145 (41,3)

 - 5–6

88 (43,1)

72 (49,0)

160 (45,6)

 - 7–8

4 (2,0)

11 (7,5)

15 (4,3)

 - >8

2 (1,0)

6 (4,1)

8 (2,3)

Missing

3

1

4

New patients incl. Patients with relapse over one year at an average per day n (%)

 - 0–1

32 (15,7)

13 (8,9)

45 (12,8)

 - 2–4

150 (73,5)

119 (81,5)

269 (76,9)

 - 5–7

20 (9,8)

10 (6,9)

30 (8,6)

 - >7

2 (1,0)

4 (2,7)

6 (1,7)

Missing

3

2

5

  1. Percentage indicated in parentheses, and figured out the total number of women or men
  2. *statistically significant difference between men and women with P < 0,05
  3. aThe possibility to give more than one answer was explicitly stated in the questionnaire