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. 2023 Mar 8;7:e42490. doi: 10.2196/42490

Table 2.

Multivariate linear regression analysis: association between areas of worklife, pandemic experience and perceptions, and burnouta.

Burnout subcategory, associated factor RNb (n=97) PCPc (n=87)

Estimate (SE) 95% CI P value Estimate (SE) 95% CI P value
Emotional exhaustion (RN: adjusted R2=.321; PCP: adjusted R2=.303)

Workload .344 (.189) .319 to .065 <.001 .424 (.183) .453 to 1.179 <.001

Reward –.195 (.225) –.882 to .012 .06 —d — —

Resource availability –.236 (.176) –.714 to –.016 .04 — — —

Risk perception .218 (.219) .102 to .973 .02 — — —

Worklife .217 (.234) –.030 to –.898 .07 –.273 (.189) –.920 to –.169 .005
Depersonalization (RN: adjusted R2=.069; PCP: adjusted R2=.311)

Workload .302 (.187) .207 to .948 .003 .208 (.197) .013 to .798 .01

Worklife — — — –.379 (.204) –1.172 to –.360 <.000
Personal accomplishment (RN: adjusted R2=.134; PCP: adjusted R2=.195)

Reward — — — .301 (.183) .151 to .879 .006

Community .246 (.181) .049 to .769 .03 — — —

Value .199 (.155) –.031 to .586 .08 — — —

Risk perception .269 (.175) .144 to .837 .006 — — —

Worklife — — — .205 (.154) –.011 to .601 .06

aOnly the factors remaining in the final backward elimination model are shown in the table.

bRN: registered nurse.

cPCP: primary care provider.

dNot applicable.