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. 2020 Sep 14;131:132–137. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2020.09.007

Table 1.

The Characteristic of Nurses from the tertiary hospital in Wuhan.

Peak period
Stable period
P value
No.
%
No.
%

709 621
Gender Male 25 3.5 16 2.6 0.201
Female 684 96.5 605 97.4
Age/year 18–25 182 25.7 122 19.6 0.071
26–30 240 33.9 220 35.4
30–40 191 26.9 186 30.0
>40 96 13.5 93 15.0
Marital status Unmarried 323 45.6 237 38.2 0.024
Married 376 53.0 373 60.1
Others 10 1.4 11 1.8
Professional title None 97 13.7 79 12.7 0.954
Primary 413 58.3 362 58.3
Junior 190 26.8 172 27.7
Senior 9 1.3 8 1.3
Live alone Yes 207 29.2 244 39.3 <0.001
No 502 70.8 377 60.7
Cohabitants with suspicious symptoms Yes 129 18.2 27 4.3 <0.001
No 580 81.8 594 95.7
Adequate protection training Yes 484 68.3 587 94.5 <0.001
No 225 31.7 34 5.5
Sufficient protection conditions Yes 581 81.9 607 97.7 <0.001
No 128 18.1 14 2.3
Sufficient protection confidence Yes 518 73.1 595 95.8 <0.001
No 191 26.9 26 4.2
Value of online psychological information Yes 483 68.1 476 76.7 <0.001
No 226 31.9 145 23.3
Change of physical condition Similar 493 69.5 475 76.5 0.004
Worse 216 30.5 146 23.5
Uncertainty of fighting against the epidemic Yes 411 58.0 201 32.4 <0.001
No 298 42.0 420 67.6
Working department* Frontline 348 49.1 262 42.2
Non-frontline unit 361 50.9 278 44.8
Fangcang shelter hospital 81 13.0

*The nurses from the emergency department, fever clinics, medical unit for COVID-19 patients, or Fangcang shelter hospital, were identified as frontline nurses, while the others were classified as non-frontline nurses. Fangcang shelter hospitals were constructed and first used after February 5, which were not investigated in the outbreak period.