Table 1 General characteristics of the sample

GENDER (1310 responses)

Female

1025 (78.2%)

Male

285 (21.8%)

RACE (1313 responses)

White

778 (59.3%)

Nonwhite

535 (40.7%)

TYPE OF INSTITUTION (1313 responses)

Public

1270 (96.7%)

Private or Philanthropic

43 (3.3%)

UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (1313 responses)

Yes

1177 (89.6%)

No

136 (10.4%)

TYPE OF RESIDENCY PROGRAM (1313 responses)

Medical

674 (51.3%)

Nonmedical

639 (48.7%)

PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY OF THE PARTICIPANT (1272 responses)

Doctor

674 (53.0%)

Nurse

115 (9.0%)

Pharmacist

91 (7.2%)

Nutritionist

82 (6.4%)

Psychologist

82 (6.4%)

Physical therapist

63 (5.0%)

Social worker

51 (4.0%)

Dentist

37 (2.9%)

Occupational therapist

22 (1.7%)

Other

55 (4.3%)

PROVIDING DIRECT CARE TO PATIENTS WITH COVID-19 (1313 responses)

Yes

790 (60.2%)

No

523 (39.8%)

PRESENCE OF DISEASES (1305 responses)

Yes

234 (17.9%)

No

1071 (82.1%)

INCREASED RISK FOR SERIOUS FORMS OF COVID-19 (1305 responses)

Yes

218 (16.7%)

No

1087 (83.3%)

PERCEPTION OF PPE AVAILABILITY (1313 responses)

Poor

281 (21.4%)

Moderate to good

1032 (78.6%)

PERCEPTION OF THE PEDAGOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF THE RESIDENCY PROGRAM

(1313 responses)

Poor

558 (42.5%)

Moderate to good

755 (57.5%)

AUTONOMY AT WORK (1313 responses)

Low autonomy

224 (17.1%)

Moderate to high autonomy

1089 (82.9%)

WEEKLY WORKLOAD (1313 responses)

≤ 60 h

541 (41.2%)

≥ 60 h

772 (58.8%)

WORK OUTSIDE THE RESIDENCY PROGRAMME (1313 responses)

Yes

424 (32.3%)

No

889 (67.7%)