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Published in final edited form as: Res Nurs Health. 2010 Aug;33(4):288–298. doi: 10.1002/nur.20383

Table 5.

Unadjusted and Adjusted Odds Ratios (OR)With 95%Confidence Levels for Fair/Poor Quality of Care by Three Dimensions of Nurse Burnout Across Six Countries

	Burnout

	Emotional Exhaustion			Depersonalization			Personal Accomplishment

	Unadj. OR	Countries	95% CI for Adj. OR	Unadj. OR^a	Adj. OR	95% CI for Adj. OR	Unadj. OR^a	Adj. OR	95% CI for Adj. OR
U.S.	1.08^b	1.05^b	[1.04, 1.06]	1.11^b	1.07^b	[1.06, 1.08]	.96^b	.95^b	[.95, .97]
Canada	1.08^b	1.06^b	[1.05, 1.06]	1.12^b	1.08^b	[1.07, 1.09]	.95^b	.95^b	[.95, .96]
U.K.	1.07^b	1.04^b	[1.03, 1.05]	1.10^b	1.06^b	[1.04, 1.08]	.96^b	.97^b	[.96, .98]
Germany	1.07^b	1.05^b	[1.03, 1.07]	1.09^b	1.08^b	[1.05, 1.10]	.96^b	.96^b	[.95, .98]
New Zealand	1.08^b	1.06^b	[1.05, 1.08]	1.09^b	1.09^b	[1.07, 1.11]	.96^b	.96^b	[.96, .98]
Japan	1.04^b	1.02^b	[1.01, 1.03]	1.07^b	1.07^b	[1.04, 1.09]	.94^b	.94^b	[.93, .96]

OR, odds ratio.

Unadjusted odds ratios are from logistic regression models with only burnout variables as predictors. All adjusted estimates (OR) were derived from logistic regression models controlling for age, sex, years in the hospital, hours worked in week, number of patients assigned during the last shift, job dissatisfaction, and subscales of Practice Environment Scale of the Nursing Work Index.

Odds ratios that are significant at the .01 level.