Table 2 TEN Check-Up users’ demographics and healthcare profession alongside Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) data on the demographics and professions of registered Australian health professionals [19]
| Â | TEN Check-Up Users (%) | AIHW Workforce % (2020) |
|---|---|---|
Gender | ||
 Male | 152 (13.4%) | 29.1% |
 Female | 973 (85.7%) | 70.9% |
 Other | 11 (1.0%) |  |
 Unreported | 702 (28.2%) |  |
State | ||
 NSW | 573 (49.9%) | 29.8% |
 VIC | 238 (20.7%) | 26.0% |
 QLD | 172 (15.0%) | 21.2% |
 WA | 46 (4.0%) | 10.1% |
 SA | 51 (4.4%) | 7.6% |
 ACT | 43 (3.7%) | 1.9% |
 TAS | 21 (1.8%) | 2.3% |
 NT | 5 (0.4%) | 1.2% |
 Unreported | 689 (36.5%) |  |
Age | ||
 18–24 | 77 (6.6%) |  |
 25–34 | 335 (28.7%) | 34.0% |
 35–44 | 298 (25.5%) | 23.5% |
 45–54 | 227 (19.5%) | 21.4% |
 55–64 | 185 (15.9%) | 16.7% |
 65–74 | 41 (3.5%) |  |
 75 +* | 4 (0.3%) |  |
 Unreported | 671 (36.5%) |  |
Profession | ||
 Doctors | 244 (21.9%) | 21.7% |
 Nursing | 363 (32.6%) | 52.2% |
 Allied Health | 306 (27.5%) | 26.0% |
 Clinical Other | 52 (4.7%) |  |
 Medical Admin | 90 (8.1%) |  |
 Medical Technical | 46 (4.1%) |  |
 Other | 12 (1.1%) |  |
 Unreported | 725 (39.4%) |  |