Feature | Medical officers (N = 156) | Nursing officers (N = 59) | Social and probation (N = 31) | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Age (years) | 26–30 | 73(46.8%) | 26(44.1%) | 2(6.4%) |
31–35 | 36(23.1%) | 11(18.6%) | 11(35.5%) | |
36–40 | 21(13.5%) | 4(6.8%) | 10(32.3%) | |
> 40 | 26(16.7%) | 18(30.5%) | 8(25.8%) | |
Gender | Male | 77 (49.4%) | 18 (30.5%) | 12 (38.7%) |
Female | 79(50.6%) | 41(69.5%) | 19(61.3%) | |
Experience (years) | 0–4.9 | 76(48.7%) | 22(37.3%) | 10(32.3%) |
5–9.9 | 36(23.1%) | 16(27.1%) | 10(32.3%) | |
> 10 | 44(28.2%) | 21(35.6%) | 11(35.5%) | |
Marital Status | Single | 67(42.9%) | 23(39%) | 7(22.6%) |
Married | 89(57.1%) | 36(61%) | 24(77.4%) | |
Having children | Yes | 62(39.7%) | 26(44.1%) | 19(61.3%) |
No | 94(60.3%) | 33(55.9%) | 12(438.7%) | |
Experience in paediatrics and judicial work | Yes | 69(44.2%) | 21(35.6%) | 0(0%) |
No | 87(55.8%) | 38(64.4%) | 0(0%) |