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. 2019 Dec 3;35(2):465–472. doi: 10.1007/s11606-019-05343-6

Table 5.

Improvements in Time Pressure (New Patient Visits) Related to Work Conditions, Aspects of Organizational Culture, and Clinician Outcomes

Metrics Estimated means
Improvement (n = 44)
Estimated means
No improvementa (n = 75)
Effect sizeb p > |z| Effect size
95% confidence interval
Work conditions
  Work control 2.14 2.21 − 0.160 0.423 − 0.553 0.232
  Work pace (chaos) 3.51 3.67 − 0.243 0.329 − 0.731 0.245
Aspects of organizational culture
  Quality emphasis 2.94 2.71 0.392 0.096 − 0.069 0.853
  Cohesive workplace 2.97 2.82 0.260 0.264 − 0.196 0.716
  Communication emphasis 3.16 3.10 0.119 0.640 − 0.382 0.622
  Values alignment 2.40 2.11 0.486 0.026* 0.058 0.913
  Trust in organization 2.85 2.85 − 0.008 0.968 − 0.425 0.408
Clinician outcomes
  Satisfaction 3.92 3.64 0.451 0.063 − 0.024 0.926
  Stress 3.26 3.51 − 0.317 0.190 − 0.791 0.156
  Burnout 2.29 2.50 − 0.250 0.233 − 0.663 0.161
  Intent to leave 2.02 2.38 − 0.317 0.212 − 0.815 0.180

*p < 0.05. aOf 75 clinicians with no improvement, 54 had no change and 21 experienced worse time pressure. bStandardized marginal mean difference. Forty-six subjects not included due to missing time pressure data at either time A or B