Table 2.

 Relationship between modifiable and non‐modifiable characteristics of healthcare workers and reporting willingness to work during a pandemic

Characteristic	Unadjusted OR		Adjusted OR*
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Gender
Male	2·96	1·98–4·43	3·14	1·94–5·08
Female	1·00	Ref	1·00	Ref
Age group (years)
18–30	1·00	Ref	1·00	Ref
31–44	0·99	0·66–1·50	0·92	0·56–1·50
45+	1·53	1·01–2·31	1·56	0·94–2·58
Race/Ethnicity
Hispanic	0·60	0·39–0·93	0·69	0·39–1·21
Non‐Hispanic white	1·00	Ref	1·00	Ref
Other	1·04	0·65–1·67	1·33	0·75–2·39
Occupational category
Clinical healthcare professional	1·00	Ref	1·00	Ref
Patient and family support	0·30	0·17–0·50	0·53	0·27–1·02
Health‐care associated field	0·65	0·45–0·94	1·05	0·66–1·67
Hospital infrastructure support	0·53	0·35–0·82	0·39	0·22–0·69
Job is Essential
Yes	1·71	1·27–2·30	0·99	0·69–1·44
No	1·00	Ref	1·00	Ref
Believe will be asked to work
Yes	4·34	3·17–5·94	4·63	3·13–6·86
No	1·00	Ref	1·00	Ref
Professionalism scale
Low	1·00	Ref	1·00	Ref
Moderate	3·08	2·16–4·40	3·97	2·63–5·98
High	8·15	5·25–12·67	8·62	5·25–14·16
Preparedness scale
Not prepared at all	1·00	Ref	1·00	Ref
Slightly prepared	1·40	0·99–1·99	1·58	1·03–2·41
Moderately prepared	1·40	0·89–2·20	1·29	0·75–2·22
Very prepared	2·15	1·24–3·74	1·52	0·80–2·92

*Variables adjusted for each other.