ALS Health care provider wellness

Figures & data

Table 1. Participant Demographics.

Characteristics
Total number of respondents, n	85
Gender, n (%):
Female	59 (69.4)
Male	25 (29.4)
Other	0
Prefer not to say	1 (1.2)
Role, n (%):
Nurse	11 (12.9)
Physician	34 (40)
Physical Therapist	3 (3.5)
Occupational Therapist	6 (7.1)
Respiratory Therapist	10 (11.8)
Social Worker	4 (4.7)
Speech Language Pathologist	3 (3.5)
Dietician	3 (3.5)
Research Assistant	5 (5.9)
Other	5 (5.9)
Prefer not to say	1 (1.2)
Province, n (%):
British Colombia	4 (4.8)
Alberta	24 (28.6)
Saskatchewan	11 (13.1)
Manitoba	5 (6.0)
Ontario	16 (19.0)
Quebec	8 (9.5)
New Brunswick	14 (16.7)
Nova Scotia	1 (1.2)
Prince Edward Island	0 (0)
Newfoundland & Labrador	1 (1.2)
Number of years in practice, n (%):
1–4	31 (36.5)
5–10	27 (31.8)
11–15	11 (12.9)
16–20	4 (4.7)
21–25	4 (4.7)
26+	5 (5.9)
Prefer not to say	3 (3.5)
Age, n (%):
20–29	3 (3.5)
30–39	26 (30.6)
40–49	29 (34.1)
50–59	17 (20.0)
60+	7 (8.2)
Prefer not to say	3 (3.5)

Figure 1. Gender and Burnout.

Table 2. Brief Resilient Coping Scale versus Single Item Burnout Score (n = 85).

	Burnout, n (%)	No Burnout, n (%)
High Coper	10 (11.8)	11 (12.9)
Medium Coper	17 (20)	31 (36.5)
Low Coper	13 (15.3)	3 (3.5)