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Table 1 Registered nurses’ (RNs) (n = 71) characteristics and across groups RNs without (n = 41) and with specialist education (n = 28)

From: Registered nurses’ perceptions of their leadership close to older adults in municipal home healthcare: a cross-sectional questionnaire study

Characteristics

 

RNs (n = 71)

 

RNs (n = 41)

Without specialist education

RNs (n = 28)

With specialist education

Female

n (%)

68 (96)

   

Age

Mean (SD)

min-max

48 (11.5) a

24–73

Mean (SD)

47.2 (13.1) a

49.1 (8.9)

Year of nursing graduation

Median

min-max

2006 a

1981–2020

Median

2008

2003 a

Specialist education

n (%)

28 (41) b

   

Employment

     

 Permanent

n (%)

69 (97)

   

 Full time

n (%)

45 (63)

   

Years worked

     

 As a RN

Mean (SD)

min-max

16.2 (9.2) c

1–38

Mean (SD)

14.2 (9) e

18.5 (8.7) b

 At current work place

Mean (SD)

min-max

6.7 (6.5) c

.3–35

Mean (SD)

6.2 (6.4) b

6.4 (3.9) e

 As a RN caring for older adults

Mean (SD)

min-max

11.8 (8.5) d

.8–35

Mean (SD)

9.5 (8) f

14.3 (7.4) f

 As a RN in home healthcare for older adults

Mean (SD)

min-max

7.2 (6.3) c

.4–29

Mean (SD)

4.9 (4.3) g

10.5 (7.3) a

  1. aone missing, b two missing, c five missing, d twelve missing, e three missing, f six missing, g four missing