Table 3. Multiple models for the three dimensions of Burnout Syndrome among nursing professionals working on the day shift (n=271). Londrina, PR, Brazil, 2016.

Variables	Odds ratioraw (confident interval 95%)	p-value	Odds ratioadjusted (confident interval 95%)	p-value
Emotional exhaustion*†
Dissatisfied with sleep	2.14(1.26-3.63)	<0.01	2.20(1.31-3.72)	<0.01
Demand (high)	2.48(1.42-4.33)	<0.01	2.50(1.44-4.35)	<0.01
Control (low)	2.43(1.44-4.13)	<0.01	2.43(1.44-4.11)	<0.01
Social support (low)	1.78(1.02-3.11)	<0.01	1.87(1.08-3.25)	0.03
Depersonalization*†
Social support (low)	3.73(1.53-4.86)	<0.01	2.65(1.48-4.75)	<0.01
Nurse	1.96(1.07-3.89)	0.04	1.95(1.08-3.88)	0.04
Sedentariness	1.74(1.09-3.15)	0.04	1.80(1.00-3.25)	0.05
Satisfied with financial resources	0.53(0.22-0.89)	0.01	0.64(0.46-0.88)	<0.01
Dissatisfied with sleep	1.76(1.04-3.02)	0.03	1.88(1.11-3.17)	0.01
Low Professional Realization*†
Social support (low)	2.30(1.35-3.93)	<0.01	2.41(1.42-4.09)	<0.01
Sedentariness	1.90(1.09-3.34)	<0.01	2.10(1.22-3.62)	<0.01
Satisfied with financial resources	0.38(0.17-0.83)	0.01	0.38(0.17-0.82)	0.01

^*Adjustment variables: number of jobs, sex, Hosmer-Lemeshow test of adjusted models: 0.72, 0.93 and 0.79, respectively.