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Table 1 Response rates and demographic profile of the participants according to country (Number and percentage)

From: Self-reported tobacco smoking practices among medical students and their perceptions towards training about tobacco smoking in medical curricula: A cross-sectional, questionnaire survey in Malaysia, India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Bangladesh

 

Malaysia

N = 200

India

N = 208

Pakistan

N = 161

Nepal

N = 152

Bangladesh

N = 201

Overall

N = 922

Response rates

83%

(200/240)

83.2%

(208/250)

80.5%

(161/200)

76%

(152/200)

83%

(201/240)

81.6%

(922/1130)

Median age (years) inter quartile range

21 (20, 22)

24 (23, 25)

21 (20, 21)

22 (21, 23)

22 (21, 23)

22 (21,23)

Gender

      

Male

95 (47.5)

96 (46.2)

56 (34.8)

102 (67.1)

118 (58.7)

467 (50.7)

Female

97 (48.5)

109 (52.4)

105 (65.2)

50 (32.9)

83 (41.3)

444 (48.2)

Religion

      

Hindu

59 (29.5)

96 (46.1)

1 (0.6)

131 (86.2)

36 (17.9)

323 (35.0)

Muslim

53 (26.5)

85 (40.8)

160 (99.4)

1 (1.7)

161 (80.1)

460 (49.9)

Christian

31 (15.5)

22 (10.6)

0

2 (1.4)

0

55 (5.9)

Others

48 (24.0)

4 (2%)

0

18 (11.3)

3 (1.5)

73 (7.9)

Residence

      

Hostel resident

69 (34.5)

45 (21.6)

77 (47.8)

64 (42.1)

178 (88.6)

274 (29.7)

Day scholar

93 (46.5)

158 (76.0)

84 (52.2)

86 (56.6)

19 (9.5)

598 (64.9)

Selection criteria

      

Merit scholarship

63 (31.5)

48 (23.1)

11 (6.8)

36 (23.7)

26 (12.9)

184 (20.0)

Self-financed

108 (54.5)

147 (70.7)

150 (93.2)

113 (74.3)

169 (84.1)

676 (73.3)

  1. Some of the percentages may not add up to 100% due to some missing entries in the demographic section of the questionnaire