From: The ethics of DNR-decisions in oncology and hematology care: a qualitative study
n | Total | Working in hematology | Working in oncology | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Nurses | n (%) | 46 | 46 | 15 (33%) | 31 (67%) |
Age | M (range) | 45 | 38 (22–66) | 38 (26–64) n = 14 | 39 (22–66) n = 31 |
Gender | F/M (%) | 45 | 43/2 (96/4%) | 13/1 (93/7%) | 30/1 (97/3%) |
Years in profession | M (range) | 36 | 11 (0.5–44) | 11 (0.5–32) n = 14 | 11 (0.5–44) n = 31 |
Specialist training | Yes (%) | N/A | 9 (20%) | 4 (27%) | 5 (16%) |
Years in oncology/hematology | M (range) | 36 | N/A | 7 (1–19) n = 11 | 8 (0–27) n = 25 |
Physicians | n (%) | 43 | 43 | 14 (33%) | 29 (67%) |
Age | M (range) | 43 | 45 (27–67) | 47 (30–67) | 44 (27–65) |
Gender | F/M (%) | 43 | 24/19 (56/44%) | 5/9 (36/64%) | 19/10 (66/34%) |
Years in profession | M (range) | 43 | 17 (1–41) | 20 (8–41) | 16 (1–38) |
Specialist training | Yes (%) | N/A | 37 (86%) | 14 (100%) | 23 (80%) |
Years in oncology/hematology | M (range) | 43 | N/A | 12 (1.5–30) | 11 (0.5–33) n = 28 |