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Practitioners' perceptions of the sufficiency of measures undertaken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in their work places or other places where they work. Mean across all categories of practitioners = 7.70.
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As outlined in Fig. 1 below, most of the practitioners perceived of the measures undertaken as sufficient, with a mean rating of 7.70 (out of 10).
Perceived impact of COVID-19 and preventive measures on work methods. Mean across all categories of practitioners = 5.90.
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Across all categories of practitioners increased remote working as well as online methods for meetings, briefings, presentation of cases/reports or Court participation were reported, although with some individual variation (primarily among the defense counsels), see Fig. 2 below.
Perceived impact of COVID-19 and preventive measures on work load. Mean across all categories of practitioners = 4.00.
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Perceived impact of COVID-19 and preventive measures on the work character. Mean across all categories of practitioners = 3.30.
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Perceived impact of COVID-19 and preventive measures on the work quality. Mean across all categories of practitioners = 4.60.
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As illustrated in Fig. 5, pathologists reported the largest impact on work quality.
Perceived risk of contracting or spreading COVID 19 through work. Mean across all categories of practitioners = 4.70.
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