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. 2026 Jan 27;25:164. doi: 10.1186/s12912-026-04365-w

Table 4.

Chi-square analysis and logistic regression of the associations between demographic characteristics and level of occupational stress among nurses

Demographics Level of stress among nurses X2 (P value) AOR (95% CI) P value
High (%) Low (%)
Male 94 (58.0) 68 (42.0) 4.521(0.33) 0.69 (0.44, 1.07) 0.098
Female 100(46.9) 113(53.1) Ref:
Marital status
Single 83(46.4) 96 (53.6) 7.496(0.024) Ref:
Widowed/widower 14(77.8) 4(22.2) 0.95 (0.54, 1.67) 0.858
Married 97(54.5) 81(45.5) 2.81 (1.13, 7.01) 0.027
Age
20–29 62(42) 83(57.2) 9.519(0.009) Ref:
30–39 46(51.7) 43(48.3) 1.43 (0.68, 3.04) 0.347
40 and above 86(61.0) 55(39.0) 2.13 (1.08, 4.42) 0.041
Rank
SN / SSN 46(40.0) 69(60.0) 10.642(0.005) Ref:
NO / SNO 60(52.6) 54(47.4) 1.40 (0.70, 2.77) 0.341
PNO / NO 88(60.3) 58(39.7) 0.43 (0.07, 0.86) 0.044
Number of years of experience
< 5 years 83(44.9) 102(55.1) 13.438(0.001) Ref:
5–10 years 61(51.3) 58(48.7) 1.76 (0.78 ,3.94) 0.168
> 10 years 50(70.4) 21(29.6) 1.99 (1.01, 3.90) 0.045
Working hours per a day
1–6 h 27(47.4) 30(52.6) 2.117(0.347) 1.1 (0.53, 2.23) 0.806
7–9 h 119(50.4) 117(49.6) 1.2 (0.70, 2.06) 0.507
> 9 h 48(58.5) 34 (41.5) Ref:
Do you do any extra work
Yes 102 (52.0) 94 (48.0) 0.016 (0.901) 1.2 (0.79, 1.92) 0.361
No 92 (51.4) 87 (48.6) Ref:

(Data source: Field survey, 2025)