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Table 2 The univariate analysis the factors associated with job burnout

From: An important issue of burnout among pre-hospital emergency medical personnel in Chengdu: a cross-sectional study

Variable

Burnout n(%)

Normal n(%)

X2/Z

Unadiusted Ρ value

Occupation

Clinician

328(36.94%)

560(63.06%)

8.316

0.004

Nurse

439(31.11%)

972(68.89%)

  

Gender

Male

282(36.58%)

489(63.42%)

5.388

0.020

Female

485(31.74%)

1043(68.26%)

  

Age (years)

18–30

306(33.63%)

604(66.37%)

  

31–40

339(35.28%)

622(64.72%)

13.539

0.004

41–50

110(31.43%)

240(68.57%)

  

>50

12(15.38%)

66(84.62%)

  

Education

Senior school

10(25.64%)

29(74.36%)

  

Bachelor

703(33.52%)

1394(66.48%)

1.075

0.584

Postgraduate

54(33.13%)

109(66.87%)

  

Physician Title

Undetermined

27(36.49%)

47(63.51%)

  

Elementary

399(33.90%)

778(66.10%)

5.064

0.281

Middle

286(33.77%)

561(66.23%)

  

Deputy senior

49(28.99%)

120(71.01%)

  

Senior

6(18.75%)

26(81.25%)

  

Years of working

0–5

205(35.78%)

368(64.22%)

  

6–10

228(33.04%)

462(66.96%)

8.427

0.038

11–15

177 (36.12%)

313(63.88%)

  

>15

157(28.75%)

389(71.25%)

  

Years of pre-hospital emergency treatment

0–5

416(33.79%)

815(66.21%)

  

6–10

206(35.76%)

370(64.24%)

  

11–15

95(29.23%)

230(70.77%)

4.972

0.174

>15

50(29.94%)

117(70.06%)

  

Full-time staff

yes

69(38.12%)

112(61.88%)

2.002

0.157

no

698(32.96%)

1420(67.04%)

  

Hospital level

Grade A tertiary hospital

449(33.81%)

879(66.19%)

  

Grade B tertiary hospital

66(27.73%)

172(72.27%)

  

Grade A secondary hospital

66(27.27%)

176(72.73%)

20.312

< 0.0001

Grade B secondary hospital

43(28.67%)

107(71.33%)

  

Ungraded hospital

143(41.94%)

198(58.06%)

  

FS-14

9 (6, 11)

5 (3,7)

-20.14

< 0.0001