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. 2020 Oct 7;10(10):e036702. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-036702

Table 2.

Pearson correlation among job satisfaction, burnout and turnover intention of primary healthcare workers

M SD Job satisfaction Job burnout Turnover intention
Job satisfaction 23.06 5.377 1.000 0.387 0.414
Working environment 4.08 0.921 0.882 −0.298 −0.299
Welfare 3.63 1.093 0.902 −0.356 −0.401
Prospect of my job 3.84 0.963 0.911 −0.370 −0.403
Training and learning opportunities 3.89 0.960 0.889 −0.342 −0.366
Income distribution 3.71 1.046 0.917 −0.350 −0.393
Management system and business process 3.91 0.941 0.908 −0.386 −0.384
Job burnout 10.87 4.392 0.387 1.000 0.797
My work is heavy 3.42 1.008 −0.134 0.365 0.325
I can’t find personal accomplishment in my job 2.10 0.990 −0.319 0.889 0.679
I’m indifference of my job 2.02 0.996 −0.352 0.911 0.737
I feel anxious and fretful 2.16 1.006 −0.373 0.884 0.752
Turnover intention 8.97 3.614 0.414 0.797 1.000
I once thought to leave my current organization 2.24 1.104 −0.430 0.765 0.881
I shall likely seek a new job within the next year 1.86 0.869 −0.297 0.763 0.841
I shall accept a new job if I have a chance 2.45 1.207 −0.403 0.652 0.881
I can find a good job 2.43 1.076 −0.231 0.543 0.788

All Ps <0.01. M, mean value.