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. 2020 Nov 2;10(11):e041485. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2020-041485

Table 3.

Summary statistics of NFR Score by occupational characteristics

Occupational characteristics N (%) NFR Score
Median (95% CI)* [LQ–UQ]
All participants 4247 (100) 70.0 (62.0 to 78.0) 45.5–90.0
Scheduled weekend work frequency
 1 in 2 1479 (36.0) 72.7 (72.3 to 73.2) 54.5–90.9
 1 in 3 865 (21.1) 72.7 (68.1 to 77.4) 45.5–90.9
 1 in 4 542 (13.2) 63.6 (57.1 to 70.2) 45.5–81.8
 1 in 5 310 (7.5) 54.5 (48.4 to 60.7) 36.4–81.8
 1 in 6 485 (11.8) 54.5 (49.8 to 59.3) 27.3–81.8
 <1 in 6 307 (7.5) 63.6 (55.2 to 72.1) 36.4–81.8
 None 121 (2.9) 54.5 (45.7 to 63.4) 27.3–81.8
 Missing 138 (3.4) 72.7 (65.9 to 79.6) 45.5–90.9
Maximum number of consecutive clinical shifts scheduled to work
 1 52 (1.3) 63.6 (45.1 to 82.2) 27.3–90.9
 2 190 (4.6) 54.5 (47.6 to 61.5) 27.3–72.7
 3 465 (11.3) 63.6 (60.3 to 67.0) 36.4–81.8
 4 783 (19) 63.6 (63.0 to 64.3) 45.5–81.8
 5 827 (20.1) 72.7 (66.2 to 79.3) 45.5–81.8
 6 389 (9.5) 72.7 (67.3 to 78.2) 45.5–90.0
 7 855 (20.8) 72.7 (70.8 to 74.6) 45.5–90.9
 8 554 (13.5) 72.7 (66.5 to 78.9) 54.5–90.9
 Missing 132 (3.2) 72.7 (67.9 to 77.6) 54.5–90.9

Frequency and percentage, median Need for Recovery (NFR) Score with 95% bootstrapped CIs and the IQR of participants within each category.

*Bootstrapped 95% CIs based on 1000 replications on a minimum of 8 observations.

LQ, lower quartile; UQ, upper quartile.