Research Article
Aspects of Spirituality in Medical Doctors and Their Relation to Specific Views of Illness and Dealing with Their Patients' Individual Situation
Table 1
Demographic and psychometric data of 237 medical doctors.
| Mean age (mean: years) | | Gender (%) | | Male | 58 | Female | 42 | Family status (%) | | Married | 68 | Living with partner | 13 | Divorced | 8 | Single | 11 | Denomination (%) | | Christians | 79 | Other | 5 | None | 16 | Academic grade (%) | | Professor | 3 | Doctor | 61 | Diploma | 36 | Physician status (%) | | Assistant physician (hospital) | 32 | Senior physician (hospital) | 22 | Registered doctor | 44 | Specialisation (%) | | CAM (naturopathy, TCM, and homeopathy) | 20 | Anthroposophic medicine (AM) | 19 | Psychotherapy | 12 | None/conventional | 50 | Life satisfaction (mean: 0–100) | |
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