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Table 2 Characteristics of the sample

From: Challenges, strategies and consequences from the perspective of German nursing home managers during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic - a qualitative interview study

 

Nursing home managers

( n  = 40)

Ward managers

( n  = 38)

Work experience in years

22.4 (± 9.6)

20.0 (± 10.1)

Work experience in current function in years

10.2 (± 8.9)

8.9 (± 6.9)

Experience with infectious diseases that required advanced measures

40 (100)

37 (97.4)

Nursing home (n = 43)

 Type of nursing home provider

  Public

2 (4.6)

  Welfare

30 (69.8)

  Private

11 (25.6)

 Number of beds per nursing home

96.8 (± 33.9)

 Nursing homes with specific nursing focus according to the care contract with the statutory long-term care insurance

  Dementia

8 (18.6)

  Gerontopsychiatry

1 (2.3)

  Mental disabilities

1 (2.3)

  Mechanical ventilation

1 (2.3)

  Persistent vegetative state

1 (2.3)

  Others

5 (11.6)

 Nursing homes with confirmed COVID-19 infections cases among residents

  No

33 (76.7)

  Yes

7 (16.3)

  Not reported

3 (7.0)

  Number of infections per nursing home

6.1 (± 15.9)

 Nursing homes with confirmed COVID-19 deaths among residents

  No

34 (79.1)

  Yes

6 (13.9)

  Not reported

3 (7.0)

  Number of deaths per nursing home

1.3 (± 3.7)

 Nursing homes with confirmed COVID-19 infections cases among staff

  No

27 (62.8)

  Yes

13 (30.2)

  Not reported

3 (7.0)

  Number of infections per nursing home

2.3 (± 5.9)

  1. Values are numbers (%) or means (± SD)