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. 2020 Mar 23;19:19. doi: 10.1186/s12912-020-0407-2

Table 2.

Bivariate linear regression analysis of factors associated with caring behaviour among nurses in Jimma University specialized hospital, 2019 (n = 224)

Variables Outcome variable: caring behavior
Unstandardized B P- value CI at 95%
Background variables
 Age 15–24 (year) 6.646 0.04 (0.299.12.993)
 Age > =25(year) 6.646 0.04 (0.299.12.993)
 Religion (orthodox) 6.780 0.010 (1.649,11.911)
 Surgical ward −6.941 0.009 (−12.106, −1.776)
 Pediatric ward 7.614 0.011 (1.744,13.484)
Job satisfaction variables
 Satisfaction with prospect and motivation 1.278
 Professional satisfaction 1.766 0.00 (1.314,2.219)
 Personal satisfaction 1.888 0.00 (1.378,2.397)
Interaction (interdisciplinary) variables
 Joint participation in decision making 0.963 0.00 (0.543,1.384)
 Joint participation in client care 1.239 0.00 (0.776,1.702)
 Sharing patient information 1.196 .0.00 (0.626,1.766)
 Collaborative working 1.598 0.00 (0.924,2.272)
Care environment (organizational) variables
 satisfaction with nurse management 0.49 0.008 (0.128,0.853)
Workload and intention to leave variables
 Number of patients per shift 0.904 0.00 (0.502,1.306)
 Plan to leave the hospital −6.146 0.019 (−11.276, −1.017)