Assessing cultural competency among Canadian chiropractors: a cross-sectional survey of Canadian Chiropractic Association members

Table 1 Summary demographics of Canadian chiropractors

Demographics	Response category	Survey sample
Age (n = 3100)	Mean (SD); years	44.7 (12.7)
Sex (n = 3100)	Female (%)	45.0
Sex (n = 3100)	Male (%)	55.0
Gender (n = 3141)	Woman (%)	45.2
	Man (%)	54.6
	Gender minority (%)^a	0.2
Indigenous	Yes (%)	0.2
Race (n = 3143)	Black (%)	0.5
	Filipino (%)	0.5
	Latin (%)	0.3
	Southeast Asian (%)	0.6
	Arab (%)	1.1
	Chinese (%)	4.0
	South Asian (%)	5.1
	West Asian (%)	1.0
	Korean (%)	0.8
	Japanese (%)	0.5
	Caucasian (%)	80.3
	Mixed (%)	4.1
	Other (%)	1.2
Years in practice	Mean (SD); years	17.5 (12.3)
Community^b	Rural/remote (%)	9.7
	Town or smaller regional city (%)	29.3
	Major city (%)	61.0

SD Standard deviation
^aGender minority categories collapsed due to small sample sizes: (1) trans-man; (2) trans-woman; (3) gender fluid or non-binary; (4) Indigenous or other cultural gender minority (e.g., Two-spirit); (5) identity not listed
^bRural/remote = population 1000–10,000; Town or smaller regional city = population 10,000–100,000; Major city (urban/metropolitan/suburban) = population > 100,000

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