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. 2018 May 26;5(4):390–395. doi: 10.1016/j.ijnss.2018.05.001

Table 2.

Distribution of research variables of the development of an empowerment model for burnout syndrome and quality of nursing work life (n = 134).

Variable Categories [n (%)]
μ
Good Adequate Inadequate Score
Opportunity 62 (46) 54 (40) 18 (13) 11.16 3–15
Information 34 (25) 75 (56) 28 (21) 9.75 3–15
Support 39 (29) 77 (57) 18 (13) 10.32 3–15
Resource 38 (28) 72 (54) 24 (18) 10.29 3–15
Formal power 20 (15) 59 (44) 55 (41) 8.95 3–15
Informal power 39 (29) 68 (51) 27 (20) 13.26 4–20
Meaning 84 (63) 39 (29) 11 (8) 11.77 3–15
Confidence 85 (63) 38 (28) 11 (8) 11.89 3–15
Autonomy 65 (49) 56 (42) 13 (10) 11.04 3–15
Impact 81 (60) 45 (34) 8 (6) 11.41 3–15
Burnout syndrome
 Emotional fatigue 123 (92) 11 (8) 0 19.18 9–45
 Depersonalisation 131 (98) 3 (2) 0 8.38 5–25
 Personal achievement 2 (1) 22 (16) 110 (82) 19.00 8–40
QNWL
 Work life–home life 53 (40) 70 (52) 11 (8) 25.42 7–35
 Work design 32 (24) 95 (71) 7 (5) 31.67 9–45
 Work context 73 (54) 61 (46) 0 75.50 20–100
 Work world 24 (1) 88 (66) 22 (16) 16.67 5–25