From: The red packet phenomenon from the perspective of young Chinese doctors: a questionnaire study
Demographic | N (%) 413 | Have never been offered red packets 150 | Have been offered red packets 263 | p-value |
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Gender | ||||
Male | 259 (62.7) | 79 (52.7%) | 180 (68.4%) | |
Female | 154 (37.3) | 71 (47.3%) | 83 (31.6%) | 0.001 |
Age, median (IQR) years | 29 (27–30) | 28 (26–30) | 30 (28–31) | < 0.001 |
Education level | ||||
Bachelor’s degree | 60 (14.5) | 24 (16.0%) | 36 (13.7%) | 0.81 |
Master’s degree | 272 (65.9) | 97 (64.7%) | 175 (66.5%) | |
Doctoral degree | 81 (19.6) | 29 (19.3%) | 52 (19.8%) | |
Position | ||||
Interns | 75 (18.2) | 48 (32.0%) | 27 (10.3%) | < 0.001 |
Resident physician | 240 (58.1) | 79 (52.7%) | 161 (61.2%) | |
Attending physician or chief physician | 98 (23.7) | 23 (15.3%) | 75 (28.5%) | |
Location (region) | ||||
North-east | 111 (26.9%) | 26 (17.3%) | 85 (32.3%) | < 0.001 |
Central-South | 86 (20.8%) | 26 (17.3%) | 60 (22.8%) | |
East | 75 (18.2%) | 28 (18.7%) | 47 (17.9%) | |
West | 19 (4.6%) | 14 (9.3%) | 5 (1.9%) | |
North | 122 (29.5%) | 56 (37.3%) | 66 (25.1%) |