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Table 1 Description of the sample of primary care health professionals in Flanders: Sociodemographic profile, health conditions, organizational setting and employment conditions

From: General health and working conditions of Flemish primary care professionals

 

N tot

% missing

n

%

SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

Sex

1033

0.00

  

 Men

  

231

22.36

 Women

  

802

77.64

Age (in years)

1030

0.29

  

 21–35

  

350

33.98

 36–50

  

368

35.73

 51–75

  

312

30.29

Migration background

1030

0.29

  

 Born in Belgium

  

981

95.24

 Born outside Belgium

  

49

4.76

Household structure

1026

   

 Couple without children at home

  

310

30.30

 Couple with children at home

  

499

48.78

 Living together but not with partner

  

85

8.31

 Living alone

  

129

12.61

Geographical area (province)

939

9.10

  

 Brussels-Capital Region

  

21

2.24

 Flemish-Brabant

  

108

11.50

 Antwerp

  

290

30.88

 Limburg

  

79

8.41

 West-Flanders

  

196

20.87

 East-Flanders

  

245

26.09

Highest educational level

1032

0.10

  

 Secondary school or less

  

39

3.78

 Non-university higher education (short type)

  

410

39.69

 Non-university higher education (long type)/short university study (only bachelor)

103

9.97

 University studies

  

480

46.47

HEALTH CONDITIONS

932

9.78

  

 (very) good general health

  

826

88.60

 (strong) limitations in daily activities due to disability or illness

 

147

15.80

 Long sickness absense (> = 20 days a year)

  

131

14.10

ORGANISATIONAL SETTING

    

Organisational setting

938

9.20

  

 Professional setting: solo

  

162

17.27

 Group-monodisciplinary

  

196

20.90

 Group-multidisciplinary

  

214

22.81

 Care at home of patients

  

163

17.38

 Social service center

  

144

15.35

 Other

  

59

6.29

EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS

    

Type of contract (employment arrangement)

939

9.10

  

 Employed with unlimited contract

  

441

46.96

 Employed with limited contract

  

30

3.19

 Self-employed

  

339

36.10

    Mix

  

129

13.74

Working hours

    

 Parttime (< 35 h a week)

 940

 9.00

351

37.34

 Fulltime (35 to 40 h a week)

  

327

34.79

 More than fulltime (> 40 h a week)

  

262

27.87

Job quality scales (1–5)

  

Mean

SD

Work life balance

901

12.78

3.59

1.01

Perceived job security

876

15.20

4.19

0.89

Proper rewards

876

15.20

3.02

1.18

Career opportunities

876

15.20

3.09

1.02

Perceived employability

875

15.30

3.12

1.13

Supportive relations with colleagues

876

15.20

4.29

0.69

Job recognition

876

15.20

3.44

0.99

Work engagement (1–5)

875

15.30

4.10

0.52

Total N of the analytical samplea

826

20.00

  
  1. SD Standard deviation; aThe analytical sample will be used for the logistic regression analyses