Table I Participants’ characteristics...

Table I

Participants’ characteristics including gender, age, marital status, education level, return to work, injury severity score, injury region and time since trauma injury

	Participants (n=106)
Variables	n	%
Gender
Male	89	84
Female	17	16
Age (years)	37.53 ± 13.54
Marital status
Single/divorced/widow	60	56.6
Living with a partner	46	43.4
Education level (highest)
Primary school	31	29.3
Secondary school	40	37.7
Diploma level	13	12.3
University or higher	22	20.7
Return to work after trauma^a
Complete	39	36.8
Incomplete	36	33.9
Did not return to work	31	29.3
Injury severity score (ISS)	19.15 ± 11.20
Region of injury
Pelvis	80	75.5
Limb	80	75.5
Head and neck	55	51.9
Spine	50	47.2
Abdomen	50	47.2
Thorax	41	38.7
Skin	22	20.7
Face	21	19.8
Time since trauma injury (years)
⩽1	76	71.7
>1–3	11	10.4
>3–5	19	17.9

	Participants (n=106)
Variables	n	%
Gender
Male	89	84
Female	17	16
Age (years)	37.53 ± 13.54
Marital status
Single/divorced/widow	60	56.6
Living with a partner	46	43.4
Education level (highest)
Primary school	31	29.3
Secondary school	40	37.7
Diploma level	13	12.3
University or higher	22	20.7
Return to work after trauma^a
Complete	39	36.8
Incomplete	36	33.9
Did not return to work	31	29.3
Injury severity score (ISS)	19.15 ± 11.20
Region of injury
Pelvis	80	75.5
Limb	80	75.5
Head and neck	55	51.9
Spine	50	47.2
Abdomen	50	47.2
Thorax	41	38.7
Skin	22	20.7
Face	21	19.8
Time since trauma injury (years)
⩽1	76	71.7
>1–3	11	10.4
>3–5	19	17.9

Note: ^aAll patients were previously employed before the injury

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