Investigation into the correlation between humanistic care ability and emotional intelligence of hospital staff

Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of hospital staff (n = 769)

Variables	N	%
Gender
Male	85	11.05
Female	684	88.95
Ethnicity
Han ethnic group	750	97.53
Other	19	2.47
Are you the only child of your parents?
No	430	55.92
Yes	339	44.08
Religious beliefs
None	760	98.83
Yes	9	1.17
Education background
Junior college	107	13.91
Undergraduate	457	59.43
Postgraduate	205	26.66
Occupation
Nurse	332	43.17
Doctor	148	19.25
Technician	187	24.32
Other	102	13.26
Marital status
Married	449	58.39
Unmarried or divorced or widowed	320	41.61
Professional title
Junior title	542	70.48
Intermediate title	183	23.80
Deputy senior or senior professional title	44	5.72
Department
Pediatrics	232	30.17
Obstetrics and Gynecology	191	24.84
Outpatient and Emergency	111	14.43
Medical Technology	179	23.28
Other	56	7.28
Family residence
City or town	536	69.70
Rural areas	233	30.30
Reasons for choosing the relevant university/college major
Self-interest	300	39.01
Employability	83	10.79
Suggestions from family or others	358	46.55
Other	28	3.64
Have you received training on humanistic care?
No relevant training	106	13.78
Less training	515	66.97
More comprehensive and in-depth	148	19.25
Have you ever participated in volunteer service?
No	208	27.05
Yes	561	72.95

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