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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 26.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Nurs Stud. 2008 Sep 11;46(1):54–64. doi: 10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2008.07.009

Table 5.

Linear regression analysis: burnout (dependent variables) and subscales nurse work environment (independent variables)

Unadjusted
Adjusteda
B S.E. B S.E.
Emotional exhaustionb (n = 153)
 Nurse–physician relationsc −33.9* 1.2 −33.7* 1.2
 Nurse management at the unit levelc −33.6** 1.6 −33.3* 1.6
 Hospital management and organizational supportc −32.3 1.4 −32.8* 1.4
Depersonalizationb (n = 151)
 Nurse–physician relationsc −31.2 0.7 −30.9 0.7
 Nurse management at the unit levelc −31.1 0.8 −31.0 0.9
 Hospital management and organizational supportc −32.0* 0.8 −32.4* 0.8
Personal accomplishmentb (n = 153)
 Nurse–physician relationsc 3.5* 0.8 3.2* 0.8
 Nurse management at the unit levelc 2.7** 1.1 3.1* 1.1
 Hospital management and organizational supportc 2.1** 1.0 2.7* 1.0
*

p < .01;

**

p < .05;

B: beta coefficient; S.E.: standard error.

a

Adjusted for years in nursing – years on present unit – gender, additional degree or certification and work schedules.

b

Mean value.

c

Mean value more than 2.5 (1) vs. mean value 2.5 or less (0).