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. 2020 Oct 14;6(10):e05259. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e05259

Table 4.

Distribution of the patient caring related information with suicidal behavior among health-care providers (n = 834).

Variables Total (n, %) Suicidal behavior (n, %) χ2 test value df p-value
Worried while examining a patient having flu-like symptoms
Yes 545, 65.3 33, 6.1 0 .010
1
0.920
No
289, 34.7
17, 5.9
Washing hands after examining each patient
Yes 733, 87.9 40, 5.5 3.111
1
0.078
No
101, 12.1
10, 9.9
Feeling of insecurity for himself/herself and family members due to COVID-19
Yes 759, 91.0 48, 6.3 1.620
1
0.203
No
75, 9.0
2, 2.7
Fear of spreading the COVID-19 disease to others
Yes 741, 88.8 46, 6.2 0.533
1
0.465
No
93, 11.2
4, 4.3
Attitude examining a patient returning from abroad
No difference 136, 16.3 9, 6.6 2.640
3
0.450
Felt restless 273, 32.7 18, 6.6
Maintain a distance of at least 1 m 375, 45.0 18, 4.8
Disagree to examine the patient
50, 6.0
5, 10.0
Precautionary measures at home after returning from workplace
Put him/herself in complete isolation 186, 22.3 13, 7.0 0.478 3 0.924
Use masks at home 33, 4.0 2, 6.1
Maintain a distance of one meter 200, 24.0 12, 6.0
Do not do anything 415, 49.8 23, 5.5