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. 2020 Jul 19;276:555–561. doi: 10.1016/j.jad.2020.07.092

Table 4a.

The comparation of SSI, stress score, and support score in different sociodemographic and epidemic-related groups among 8817 hospital workers (P<0.05).

Stress source Support source SSI
Variables Mean SD F Mean SD F n% χ2
Clinical department Yes 7.99 2.887 11.724 3.51 2.648 4.150
No 7.61 3.025 3.68 2.626
Level of hospital Designated 7.50 2.816 39.550 3.77 2.592 16.108
Main district 7.78 2.962 3.65 2.623
County 8.15 2.927 3.40 2.668
Designated vs. main district 5.204
Designated vs. county 3.397 32.109
Main district vs. county 0.675 10.395
Frontline department No 8.99 3.043 2.933 3.30 2.651 1.677 484 (6.25%) 8.564
Yes 7.75 2.872 3.58 2.641 92 (8.61%)
Experienced SARS No 7.80 2.876 17.400
Yes 8.63 3.137
Willingness of working in COVID-19 ward No 8.24 2.952 0.587 3.34 2.574 19.672 176 (7.45%) 4.429
Yes 7.78 2.900 3.62 2.665 400 (6.20%)
Willingness of participant in parties No 7.89 2.908 13.602 552 (6.36%) 25.816
Yes 8.77 3.559 24 (17.02%)
Confidence about defeating COVID-19 No 10.66 3.942 15.792 2.00 2.210 13.699 17 (32.01%) 56.972
Yes 7.89 2.906 3.56 2.644 559 (6.38%)
Concern about epidemic No 21 (6.37%) 33.387
Yes 555 (6.53%)
Need of psychological assistance before epidemic No 7.71 2.821 2.574 3.60 2.648 13.424 409 (5.01%) 425.004
Yes 10.41 3.008 2.90 2.509 167 (25.81%)
Need of psychological assistance during epidemic No 7.69 2.820 0.507 3.60 2.649 22.176 403 (4.93%) 478.371
Yes 10.63 2.830 2.84 2.468 173 (27.16%)
Necessary of regularly psychological intervention No 7.59 2.911 1.359 3.55 2.615 4.025 113 (5.23%) 7.935
Yes 8.01 2.917 3.55 2.653 463 (6.96%)

SSI: suicidal and self-harm ideation.