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. 2017 Nov 8;12(11):e0187863. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0187863

Table 1. Nurses’ demographic information and its relationship with professional competency and organizational commitment mean scores (n = 230).

Variables categories n(%) mean p-Value mean p-Value
Professional competency organizational commitment
Gender Female 151 (65.7) 2.80 0.59 70.76 0.60
Male 79 (34.3) 2.84 71.02
Marital status Married 182 (79.1) 2.87 0.03 70.67 0.32
Single 48 (24.4) 2.68 71.54
Age (years) <30 77 (33.5) 2.77 0.22 69.8 0.08
30–40 124 (53.9) 2.84 71.23
>40 29 (12.6) 2.94 72.00
Level of education Bachelor 215 (93.5) 2.82 0.23 70.81 0.69
Master’s & higher 15 (6.5) 2.99 71.40
Position
Head nurse 14 (6) 3.12 0.07 68.71 0.06
Nurse 216 (94) 2.81 70.99
work of experience (years) up to 5 91 (39.6) 2.64 p<0.001 71.19 0.19
6–15 106 (46.1) 2.94 70.20
>15 33 (14.3) 2.97 72.03
Type of employment
Hired 121 (52.7) 2.87 0.10 70.57 0.11
fixed-time a 79 (34.3) 2.83 71.76
Contract b 30 (13)
2.6 68.57
Shift work Fixed 41 (17.9) 2.99 0.06 70.05 0.12
In rotation 189 (82.1) 2.79 71.03

Notes

a annually contracted with payment similar to hired nurses

b annually contracted with payment less than hired nurses.

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