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. 2012 Dec 18;12:467. doi: 10.1186/1472-6963-12-467

Table 3.

Mean scores (95 % CI) of factors influencing the decision to retire

  1998-2002
2003-2007
Δ
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
(n = 256) (n = 26) (n = 282) (n = 175) (n = 16) (n = 191)
External factors
External control (1–5)
2.63
2.75
2.64
2.62
2.51
2.61
0
 
(2.56-2.69)
(2.53-2.97)
(2.58-2.70)
(2.50-2.73)
(2.02-3.00)
(2.50-2.72)
 
Demands from government and health insurers (1–5)
2.351
2.44
2.351
2.111
2.23
2.121
-
 
(2.29-2.40)
(2.24-2.64)
(2.30-2.41)
(1.98-2.24)
(1.76-2.71)
(2.00-2.24)
 
Societal developments (1–5)
2.541
2.591
2.551
2.071
1.991
2.061
-
 
(2.48-2.60)
(2.37-2.82)
(2.49-2.61)
(1.97-2.17)
(1.65-2.33)
(1.97-2.16)
 
Demands from patients (1–5)
2.561
2.761
2.581
2.261
2.281
2.261
-
 
(2.49-2.62)
(2.52-3.00)
(2.52-2.64)
(2.16-2.35)
(1.95-2.61)
(2.17-2.35)
 
Personal reasons
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Career change (1–3)
1.261
1.31
1.271
1.1512
1.382
1.171
-
 
(1.21-1.32)
(1.12-1.50)
(1.22-1.32)
(1.10-1.20)
(1.01-1.76)
(1.12-1.23)
 
Health (1–3)
1.571
1.771
1.591
1.311
1.281
1.301
-
 
(1.50-1.64)
(1.48-2.06)
(1.52-1.66)
(1.23-1.39)
(1.04-1.52)
(1.23-1.38)
 
Family reasons and time for leisure (1–3)
1.871
1.92
1.871
1.741
1.57
1.721
-
  (1.79-1.94) (1.67-2.17) (1.80-1.95) (1.66-1.82) (1.28-1.87) (1.64-1.81)  

1 difference between periods (p < .05) (t-test).

2 difference between men and women (p < .05) (t-test).