Table 2:
Characteristics of respondents and self-reported global well-being in the September 2022 survey
| Global well-being–mental health | Global well-being–social activities and relationships | |
|---|---|---|
| Odds ratio (95% confidence interval)a | ||
| Age <40 years vs. ≥40 years | 0.65 (0.30−1.44) | 0.73 (0.34−1.55) |
| Women/Other vs. men | 1.23 (0.53−2.90) | 1.29 (0.58−2.90) |
| APPsb vs. physicians | 0.31 (0.13−0.76)* | 0.56 (0.23−1.32) |
| Concerned about contracting COVID-19 at work | ||
| Strongly agree or agree vs. otherc | 0.80 (0.34−1.86) | 0.81 (0.37−1.79) |
| Survey site | ||
| A vs. D | 0.75 (0.26−2.22) | 0.99 (0.37−2.68) |
| B vs. D | 0.38 (0.12−1.17) | 0.79 (0.27−2.30) |
| C vs. D | 0.56 (0.21−1.51) | 0.63 (0.24−1.63) |
Separate logistic regression models for global well-being–mental health and global well-being–social activities and relationships, adjusted for other listed covariates. Survey sites (Rochester, Mayo Clinic Health System, Arizona, and Florida) were randomly labeled A–D.
a
Odds ratio for top (excellent or very good) vs. lower (good, fair, or poor) category.
b
APPs (advanced practice providers) refer to nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
c
Other included neutral, disagree, or strongly disagree.
*
p<0.05
Data missing: survey site (n=1).
Survey questions listed in Supplement 1.
Abbreviation: COVID-19, Coronavirus disease 2019.