Table 1.

Frequencies of participants split by role which met psychological measures thresholds; logistic regressions carried out on each psychological measure threshold to examine effect of role are presented

	N (% of sample)	Role
		Counts			Logistic regression
					95% CI for odds ratio
		Doctor (% of sample)	Nurse (% of sample)	Other (% of sample)	B (SE)	Lower	Upper	Odds ratio
Good well-being	417 (59)	185 (64)	186 (54)	46 (62)	0.39* (0.16)	1.08	2.04	1.48
Probable PTSD	280 (40)	92 (32)	168 (49)	20 (27)	−0.73* (0.16)	0.35	0.67	0.48
Problem drinking	51 (7)	20 (7)	28 (8)	3 (4)	−0.18 (0.30)	0.46	1.51	0.83
Moderate depression	262 (37)	76 (26)	167 (49)	19 (26)	−0.98* (0.17)	0.27	0.52	0.38
Severe depression	45 (6)	13 (5)	30 (9)	2 (3)	−0.71* (0.34)	0.25	0.96	0.49
Moderate anxiety	189 (27)	58 (20)	115 (33)	16 (22)	−0.70* (0.19)	0.34	0.71	0.49
Severe anxiety	80 (11)	23 (8)	52 (15)	5 (7)	−0.73* (0.26)	0.29	0.81	0.48
AMD	322 (45.4%)

AMD, any mental disorder (consisting of at least one of the following: severe depression, severe anxiety, probable PTSD or problem drinking. Good well-being is indicative of a score of ≥43 on WEMWBS; moderate depression equates to a score of ≥10; and severe depression equates to a score of ≥20 on the PHQ-9; probable PTSD equates to a score of ≥15 on PCL-6; moderate anxiety equates to a score of ≥11; and severe depression equates to a score of ≥16 on the GAD-7; problem drinking equates to a score of ≥8 on AUDIT-C. The negative beta coefficient and odds ratio of less than 1 is due to coding of the role predictor with nurses as the reference category (thus doctors = 1, nurses = 0).

*Indicates statistically significant finding.