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Table 3 Demographics and clinical characteristics of the physicians

From: Coping with depression and anxiety in Egyptian physicians during COVID-19 pandemic

Physicians (N 170)

Number/frequency

Age in years (mean ± SD)

36.47 ± 5.08

Gender

Males

66/38.8%

Females

104/61.2%

Marital status

Single

43/25.3%

Married

123/72.4%

Divorced or widow

4/2.4%

Academic degree

Bachelor

9/5.3%

Master

66/38.8%

MD

95/55.9%

Job

Resident

17/10.0%

Assistant lecturer

38/22.4%

Lecturer

57/33.5%

Associate professor

16/9.4%

Professor

10/5.9%

Other

32/18.8%

Specialty

Surgical specialties

44/25.88%

Medical specialties

87/51.17%

Supportive specialties

39/22.94%

Years of experience

Less than 5 years

14/8.2%

5–10 years

49/28.8%

More than 10 years

107/62.9%

Working hours per week (mean ± SD)

27.36 ± 25.67

Living with vulnerable family members

No

13/7.6%

Yes

157/92.4%

DASSa depression score (mean ± SD)

12.54 ± 6.72

DASS depression

Normal

12/7.1%

Mild

18/10.6%

Moderate

33/19.4%

Severe

44/25.9%

Extremely severe

63/37.1%

DASS anxiety score (mean ± SD)

14.44 ± 7.37

DASS anxiety

Normal

9/5.3%

Mild

7/4.1%

Moderate

10/5.9%

Severe

12/7.1%

Extremely severe

132/77.6%

DASS stress score (mean ± SD)

11.58 ± 6.98

DASS stress

Normal

49/28.8%

Mild

20/11.8%

Moderate

35/20.6%

Severe

33/19.4%

Extremely severe

33/19.4%

BRCSb score (mean ± SD)

13.45 ± 2.95

BRCS interpretation

Low resilient copers

85/50.0%

Medium resilient copers

56/32.9%

High resilient copers

29/17.1%

  1. aDASS Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scales
  2. bBRCS Brief Resilient Coping Scale