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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain Symptom Manage. 2017 Aug 8;54(3):317–325. doi: 10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2017.06.006

Table 3.

Staff, Institutional, and Patient/Relational and Grief Factors Predicting Burnout Dimensions (N=220)

Depersonalization Emotional Exhaustion Personal Accomplishment

B SE β ΔR2 B SE β ΔR2 B SE β ΔR2
Staff factors: .05a .10c .08b
  Age −.02 .04 −.03 .02 .08 .02 .07 .05 .11
  Education −.25 .26 −.06 1.79 .51 .23c .54 .36 .10
  Marital status (married) 1.37 .78 .12a .97 1.50 .04 −.58 1.05 −.04
  Hispanic (yes) 2.48 1.33 .17a 4.47 2.57 .16a −2.66 1.80 −.13
  Black (yes) .23 1.18 .02 3.45 2.28 .13 −.3.18 1.60 −.18b
  Years in profession −.04 .06 −.06 −.09 .11 −.07 −.08 .08 −.09
  # of other patient deaths .08 .48 .01 .27 .94 .02 2.11 .65 .29c

Institutional factors: .06b .08c .10d
  Care setting (nursing home) .81 1.09 .07 3.07 2.10 .14 −3.45 1.48 −.22b
  Training re: patient death .65 .80 .06 −1.08 1.54 −.05 −1.16 1.08 −.08
  Supervisor support −.72 .35 −.15b −1.54 .68 −.16b 1.81 .48 .28d
  Coworker support .71 .36 .16b 1.50 .69 .17b .46 .48 .07

Patient/relational factors: .03a .05b .05b
  Months caring for patient .40 .78 .04 1.84 1.50 .09 .77 1.05 .06
  Relationship with patient .06 .30 .01 −.71 .57 −.08 −.31 .40 −.05
  Caregiving benefits −.55 .18 −.21c −1.10 .36 −.20c .74 .25 .20c
  Patient suffering −.19 .11 −.12a −.30 .21 −.09 .23 .15 .10

Grief factors: .06c .03b .01
  Grief symptoms .04 .03 .09 .06 .06 .07 .03 .04 .05
  Grief avoidance .54 .19 .21c .60 .37 .12a −.12 .26 −.03

Total R2 .20d .25d .22d

ΔR2 = R2 Change;

a

P < 0.10,

b

P < 0.05,

c

P < 0.01,

d

P < 0.001.