Table 4.
NP job outcomes across practices with low, medium, and high structural capability scores
Structural Capability Index Score |
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All NPs (n=1,110) | Low (n=280) | Medium (n=549) | High (n=281) | P-value | |
Burnout status, n (%) | .002 | ||||
Burned out | 296 (26.7) | 93 (31.4) | 146 (49.3) | 57 (19.3) | |
Job satisfaction, n (%) | .002 | ||||
Dissatisfied | 113 (10.2) | 40 (35.4) | 58 (51.3) | 15 (13.3) | |
Intent to leave, n (%) | <0.001 | ||||
Likely to leave | 235 (21.2) | 79 (33.6) | 126 (53.6) | 30 (12.8) |
Abbreviations: m = mean, SD = standard deviation, n = number, NP = nurse practitioner.Notes: P-values generated from chi-squared tests. Structural capability index score ranges are based on dividing practices into four groups based on the aggregate structural capabilities score. The low-scoring practices include those in the first quartile, with scores ranging between 0 and 0.39. The medium-scoring practices include those in the second and third quartiles, with scores between 0.41 and 0.73. The high-scoring practices include those in the fourth quartile, with scores ranging between 0.75 and 1.0.