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. 2016 Jan 22;11:2. doi: 10.1186/s12995-016-0091-z

Table 2.

Burnout symptoms

All
(n = 1784)
Women
(n = 1086)
Men
(n = 698)
p value
Mean [SD] Mean [SD] Mean [SD]
Emotional exhaustion 21.3 [9.74] 21.5 [9.67] 20.9 [9.84] ns
Depersonalization 9.9 [5.92] 9 [5.62] 11.3 [6.11] <0.001
Personal accomplishment 36.3 [6.77] 36.1 [6.77] 36.5 [6.77] ns
Degree of burnout % (n) % (n) % (n)
Emotional exhaustion ns
 Low 42 (741) 40 (437) 44 (304)
 Average 28 (505) 29 (312) 28 (193)
 High 30 (538) 31 (337) 29 (201)
Depersonalization <0.001
 Low 25 (452) 29 (318) 19 (134)
 Average 27 (481) 29 (320) 23 (161)
 High 48 (851) 41 (448) 58 (403)
Personal accomplishment ns
 Low 36 (641) 35 (377) 38 (264)
 Average 33 (591) 34 (364) 33 (227)
 High 31 (552) 32 (345) 30 (207)

Means were calculated for each subscale of the MBI, and compared between women and men using the t-test. MBI subscales were categorized into low, average and high degree of burnout, and distribution compared between women and men using χ2 -test. SD = standard deviation, ns = not significant