Table 1 Characteristics of 289 participants at T8.

Characteristic	n	%
Occupational Role¹
Nursing	70	24.2
Other Clinical Professionals	85	29.4
Other Clinical Personnel	46	15.9
Non-Clinical Personnel	88	30.4
Age (missing 3)
18–30	78	27.0
31–40	79	27.3
41–50	79	27.3
Over 50	50	17.3
Gender
Female	239	82.7
Male	44	15.3
Other/prefer not to say	6	2.0
Education
High School or less	3	1.0
College Diploma	39	13.5
Undergraduate Degree	95	32.9
Professional or Graduate Degree	152	52.6
Marital Status
Married/Common-law	173	59.9
Single	106	36.7
Divorced/Separated/Widowed	10	3.4
Ethnicity
African/Black	12	4.2
Asian	89	30.8
South Asian	17	5.9
European/White	144	49.8
Hispanic	4	1.4
Other	23	8.0

1. Most common occupation types by category (in descending order of numbers, with occupations with two or fewer participants not shown).
Other clinical professionals: physician, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, dietician, resident, clinical manager, social worker, speech language pathologist, respiratory therapist, pharmacist.
Other clinical positions: administrative assistant, medical imaging technologist.
Non-clinical position: research staff, research scientist, laboratory technician, administrative assistant, nonclinical manager, administrator, and clerk.
Some roles appear in both clinical and non-clinical lists as determined by patient contact as described by participant.

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