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Table 4 Association between burnout and ICU characteristics

From: Burnout in intensive care units - a consideration of the possible prevalence and frequency of new risk factors: a descriptive correlational multicentre study

 

Total

High Burnout

OR*

CI 95%

p

  

No

Yes

   
 

(n = 267)

(n = 184-69%)

(n = 83-31%)

   

ICUs Characteristics

      

Number of beds, med (P25-P75)

8 (8–12)

8 (8–12)

10 (8–16)

1,089

0,970-1,222

0,112§

Annual number of admissions, med (P25-P75)

350 (300–413)

350 (300–413)

389 (300–413)

1,002

0,998-1,007

0,020§

Mean duration of hospitalization (days), med (P25-P75)

7 (6–10)

7 (6–12)

10 (6–10)

1,056

0,889-1,253

0,307

SAPS II score at admission, med (P25-P75)

45 (40–51)

45 (40–50)

50 (41–51)

1,040

0,989-1,093

0,003§

Mortality rate, med (P25-P75)

26 (16–32)

23 (14–26)

26 (19–32)

1,059

1,022-1,096

0,001§

Years of working in that service, med (P25-P75)

5 (4–7)

6 (4–7)

4 (4–7)

0,930

0,731-1,184

0,034§

Absenteeism n (%)

      

   No

231 (87)

163 (89)

68 (82)

1,000

-

0,140*

   Yes

36 (13)

21 (11)

15 (18)

1,712

0,517-5,666

 
  1. High Burnout - High level of Burnout ; OR* - Univariate Odds Ratio; CI - Confidence Interval; P - Percentil; * Independence chi-square test; § Mann–Whitney test.