Table 4.
Burnout of non-shift workers and regularly and irregularly rotating shift workers after controlling for age, gender, income, industry and work hours per week, depression, poor sleep, and the workplace environment.
| Analysis 1 | Analysis 2 | Analysis 3 | Analysis 4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MBI-GS | ||||
| Total | F = 32.87* | F = 16.09* | F = 16.98* | F = 2.81 |
| Exhaustion | F = 66.33* | F = 50.46* | F = 47.28* | F = 28.31* |
| Cynicism | F = 4.46* | F = 1.05 | F = 1.05 | F = 8.81* |
| Professional efficacy | F = 15.08* | F = 4.95* | F = 6.48* | F = 0.34 |
p < 0.01. CES-D, Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale; PSQI, Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index; MBI-GS, Maslach Burnout Inventory—General Survey; KOSS, Korean Occupational Stress Scale; MBI-GS, Maslach Burnout Inventory—General Survey.
Analysis 1: After controlling for age, gender, income, industry, and work hours per week.
Analysis 2: After controlling for age, gender, income, industry, work hours per week, and the CES-D score.
Analysis 3: After controlling for age, gender, income, industry, work hours per week, and the PSQI score.
Analysis 4: After controlling for age, gender, income, industry, work hours per week, and the KOSS score.