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. 2020 Nov 3;9(4):1936. doi: 10.4081/jphr.2020.1936

Table 5.

Adjusted multivariate logistic regression analyses for demographic and potential factors associated with good knowledge and negative emotional reactions among healthcare workers during COVID-19 pandemic period in Saudi Arabia, 2020.

Term aOR 95% CI Coefficient SE Z-statistic p
Model 1: Factors determind good knowledge of healthcare workers about COVID-19 pandemic
Age in years
- <25 1
-54 12.937 0.66-2.52 0.258 0.34 0.757 0.449
-69 21.323 1.03-4.40 0.757 0.37 2.047 0.041
- ≥40 42.071 1.95-9.08 1.437 0.39 3.663 <0.001
- Gender (female/male) 2.5043 1.48-4.25 0.918 0.27 3.410 <0.001
- Place of work with isolation (yes/no) 1.8905 1.21-2.97 0.637 0.23 2.771 0.006
- Negative feeling score# 1.2991 1.18-1.44 0.262 0.05 5.102 <0.001
Model 2: Factors associated with negative emotional reactions due to COVID-19 pandemic among healthcare workers
- Deal with COVID-19 (yes/no) 1.63 1.19-2.24 0.491 0.16 3.068 0.002
- Place of work with isolation (yes/no) 1.89 1.30-2.74 0.637 0.19 3.354 <0.001
Does your hospital have policy to address employees with suspected or known exposure to the COVID-19? (yes/no) 0.40-0.87 -0.526 0.20 -2.673 0.008 0.59
Has your hospital instituted travel/exposure history screening for all patients with fever and /or respiratory symptoms? (yes/no) 0.26-0.86 -0.746 0.30 -2.466 0.014 0.47
Work experience (>10/≤10y) 1.53 1.10-2.12 0.424 0.17 2.536 0.011