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. 2022 Dec 1;25(4):159–168. doi: 10.14475/jhpc.2022.25.4.159

Table 3.

Differences in Psychological Burnout according to Participants’ General Characteristics (N=160).

Variables Mean±SD t or F (P) Scheffé
Age (yr)
24~29a 3.67±0.69 4.88 (0.001)
a>c
30~39b 3.38±0.69
≥40c 3.24±0.77
Sex
Male 3.55±0.73 0.27 (0.785)
Female 3.48±0.60
Marital status
Married 3.35±0.68 1.83 (0.068)
Unmarried or other 3.60±0.72
Religious status
Yes 3.31±0.54 -4.21 (0.001)
No 3.75±0.70
Education level
Bachelor’s degree 3.59±0.70 1.92 (0.055)
Master’s or beyond 3.26±0.81
Experience of death in the family
Yes 3.55±0.74 0.038 (0.970)
No 3.55±0.71
Unit type
Hematology or oncology wardd 3.70±0.70 3.04 (0.051)
d>e
Intensive care unite 3.38±0.61
Hospice wardf 3.56±0.82
Clinical experience (yr)
≤2g 3.51±0.60 4.43 (0.002)
h<j
3~5h 3.82±0.68
6~9i 3.59±0.85
≥10j 3.26±0.68
Job position
Staff nurse 3.60±0.72 1.91 (0.058)
Charge nurse 3.30±0.69
Participation in an education program for hospice palliative care
Yes 3.40±0.85 0.37 (0.705)
No 3.60±0.78
Participation in an education program about life-sustaining treatment
Yes 3.82±0.13 0.25 (0.801)
No 3.54±0.77
Experience providing care for patients who made a decision on life-sustaining treatment
Yes 3.53±0.66 53 (0.595)
No 3.55±0.72
The presence of a manual on terminal patient care in their unit
Yes 3.57±0.64 0.76 (0.443)
No 3.60±0.77