Table 2.
The statistical results of interrupted time series regression analyses of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the nursing burnout rate in total region subgroups.
| Coefficient, 95%CI | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-COVID-19 pandemic trend (β1) | Rate change (β2) | COVID-19 pandemic trend (β3) | COVID-19 pandemic change (β1 + β3) | |
| Total (n = 90) | 0.0007497 * (0.0000316, 0.0014677) | -0.0061033(−0.1401596, 0.1279529) | 0.0231042 * *(0.0086818, 0.0375266) | 0.0238539 * (0.0087134, 0.0389943) |
| Region subgroup | ||||
| Occident (n = 56) | 0.000603(−0.0005504, 0.0017563) | 0.2362564 * *(0.187537, 0.2849757) | -0.0021181(−0.0061508, 0.0019145) | -0.001578(−0.0067012, 0.0036708) |
| Non-Occident (n = 34) | 0.0017584 * (0.0003755, 0.0031413) | -0.1694088 * *(−0.243112, −0.0957056) | 0.0304174 * *(0.0230258, 0.037809) | 0.0321758 * *(0.0234013, 0.0409503) |
“Pre-COVID-19 pandemic trend” indicates the pre-pandemic slope of nursing burnout rate and is β1.
“Rate change” indicates the changes in nursing burnout rate in the month of the pandemic outbreak and is β2.
“COVID-19 pandemic trend” indicates the difference of the slope of nursing burnout rate after the onset of the pandemic and is β3.
“COVID-19 pandemic change” indicates the slope in nursing burnout rate after the onset of the pandemic and is the sum of β1 and β3.
*P < 0.05, * *P < 0.001