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. 2024 Feb 26;12:1333139. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1333139

Table 3.

The distribution and analysis of factors affecting the MPH of participants who had experienced VV and PsV, and their behavioral reactions.

Variables CHQ-12 (≧5 score)
VV (n = 110) PsV (n = 42)
n % p n % p
Perpetrators
Horizontal (from colleagues) 11 (10.00) - 8 (19.05) -
Vertical (from supervisors/subordinates) 9 (8.18) * 7 (16.67) -
Third-party violence (clients/third part) 90 (81.82) - 27 (64.29) -
Causes
Long waiting times 25 (22.94) - 4 (9.52) *
Miscommunication 51 (46.79) * 24 (57.14) -
Mismanagement 19 (17.43) * 9 (21.43) -
Attitude problems 35 (32.11) - 24 (57.14) -
Excessive force 10 (9.17) - 3 (7.14) -
Interest conflict 8 (7.34) - 3 (7.14) -
Personal reason 19 (17.43) - 9 (21.43) -
Others 19 (17.43) - 7 (16.67) -
Implicit factors
Organizational reform 11 (10.09) - 6 (14.29) -
Workload 29 (26.61) - 19 (45.24) -
Work stress 56 (51.38) * 19 (45.24) -
Social insecurity 34 (31.19) - 9 (21.43) -
Deterioration of interpersonal relationship 36 (33.03) - 13 (30.95) -
Response
Burnout management 27 (24.55) - 14 (33.33) -
Verbal warning 15 (13.64) - 3 (7.14) -
Legal action 2 (1.82) - 1 (2.38) -
Colleagues’ assistance 46 (41.82) - 14 (33.33) -
Psychological counseling - - - 1 (2.38) -
Position transfer 4 (3.64) - 3 (7.14) -
Turnover intention 16 (14.55) *** 6 (14.29) *

-, not significant; *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; and ***p < 0.001.