From: The COVID-19 pandemic: impact on surgical departments of non-university hospitals
Variable | n (%) |
---|---|
Age (in years) | |
< 30 | 0 (0) |
31–50 | 23 (15.5) |
> 50 | 124 (83.8) |
Not specified | 1 (0.7) |
Sex | |
Male | 139 (93.9) |
Female | 6 (4.1) |
Non-binary | 1 (0.7) |
Not specified | 2 (1.4) |
Profession* | |
Head of department | 143 (96.6) |
Senior consultant | 5 (3.4) |
Type of hospital | |
Maximum care hospital1 | 11 (7.4) |
Specialized hospital2 | 53 (35.8) |
General hospital3 | 83 (56.1) |
Not specified | 1 (0.7) |
Size of hospital (number of beds) | |
< 100 | 2 (1.4) |
100–200 | 20 (13.5) |
201–500 | 85 (57.4) |
501–1000 | 34 (23.0) |
> 1000 | 6 (4.1) |
Not specified | 1 (0.7) |
Intensive care capacity (number of intensive care beds) | |
< 10 | 23 (15.5) |
10–20 | 86 (58.1) |
21–50 | 29 (19.6) |
51–100 | 8 (5.4) |
> 100 | 2 (1.4) |
Not specified | 0 (0) |
Number of yearly performed operations | |
< 1000 | 7 (4.7) |
1000–2000 | 76 (51.4) |
2001–3000 | 44 (29.7) |
> 3000 | 15 (10.1) |
Not specified | 6 (4.1) |