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. 2025 Jul 28;25:137. doi: 10.1186/s12873-025-01298-6

Table 5.

Risk factors associated with becoming SVs according to binary logistic regression (n = 526)

Predictor Regression Coefficient B p Odds Ratio*
(Exponentiation of the B Coefficient (Exp(B))1
Odds Ratio
95% CI
Lower
Odds Ratio
95% CI
Upper
Male gender 1 -0.94 < 0.001 0.391 0.251 0.609
Professional experience (years) 0.053 < 0.001 1.055 1.029 1.081
Qualified patient transportation -0.387 0.052 0.679 0.460 1.003
Air-bound rescue 3.398 0.058 29.916 0.895 999.834
Ground-based intensive care transportation 0.863 0.006 2.371 1.287 4.368
Air-bound intensive care transportation -2.317 0.119 0.099 0.005 1.816
Neonatal ambulance 0.506 0.264 1.658 0.683 4.027
Heavy weight transportation -0.435 0.140 0.647 0.363 1.153
Advanced rescue services 0.323 0.157 1.382 0.883 2.163
Extraversion -0.063 0.535 0.939 0.770 1.146
Agreeableness 0.018 0.879 1.019 0.804 1.291
Conscientiousness -0.267 0.034 0.776 0.599 0.980
Neuroticism 0.030 0.792 1.031 0.823 1.292
Openness 0.033 0.743 1.034 0.847 1.261

1referent category is female. Bold = significant. Nagelkerke´s pseudo-R²=0.138, AUC = 0.678

Factors influencing the symptom load of SVs