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. 2020 Nov 27;61(2):e4–e12. doi: 10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2020.11.026

Table 3.

GHQ-12 Score and Frequency of Psychological Morbidity Among PCPs Working in ANT Participating to BURNOUT2016 and COVID2020 Surveys

Study BURNOUT2016
COVID2020
P BURNOUT2016
COVID2020
P BURNOUT2016
COVID2020
P
PCPs, n = 179 PCPs, n = 145 Physicians, n = 104 Physicians, n = 75 Nurses, n = 75 Nurses, n = 68
GHQ-12 score, mean (±St.Dev.) 15.9 (±3.9) 18.2 (±4.5) <.001a 16.4 (±3.7) 18.2 (±4.9) .004a 15.1 (±3.9) 18.3 (±4.1) <.001a
PCPs showing psychological morbidity, n (%) 28 (15.6%) 64 (45.1%) <.001b 19 (18.3) 34 (45.9%) <.001b 9 (12.0%) 30 (45.9%) <.001b

ANT = National Tumor Assistance; GHQ-12 = General Health Questionnaire 12; PCPs = palliative care professionals.

a

Statistical analysis compared the GHQ-12 score between PCPs participating to the two studies by Mann-Whitney U Test.

b

Statistical analysis compared the distribution of PCPs showing psychological morbidity (GHQ-12 score > 19) between PCPs participating to the two studies by Chi square test.