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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Nurs Adm. 2021 May 1;51(5):249–256. doi: 10.1097/NNA.0000000000001009

Table 3.

Individual Nurse Odds of Certification (471 hospitals)

Model 1
Bivariate
Model 2
Nursing Resources
Model 3
+ Magnet
Individual Nurse Characteristics
Age1 1.02*** 1.04** 1.04***
Female 1.12* 0.95 0.95
Employment Type
 Full-time 1.28*** (reference) (reference)
 Part-time 0.94 0.80*** 0.80***
 Per-diem 0.55*** 0.53*** 0.53***
Experience1 1.16*** 1.17*** 1.17***
Unit Type
 Medical-surgical 0.54*** (reference) (reference)
 Oncology 2.58*** 3.67*** 3.62***
 Pediatrics 1.28 1.80*** 1.77***
 Maternity 1.37*** 1.90*** 1.90***
 Intensive care unit 1.37*** 1.82*** 1.82***
 Emergency department 0.93 1.55*** 1.55***
 Operating room 1.80*** 2.15*** 2.15***
 Psychiatric 0.49*** 0.68** 0.68**
 Hospice 1.53 1.97* 1.96*
 Outpatient 0.71*** 0.86 0.84*
 Rehabilitation 0.66** 0.93 0.90
 Other 0.90* 1.03 1.05
BSN 1.71*** 1.70*** 1.71***
Enrolled 1.04 1.48*** 1.47***
Hospital Characteristics
Magnet 1.87*** - 1.59***
Staffing 0.97 1.03 1.05*
Education2 1.20*** 1.09** 1.04
Work Environment 1.34*** 1.27*** 1.16**
State
 California 1.04 1.09 1.19*
 Florida 0.78*** 0.98 1.03
 New Jersey 1.74*** 1.57*** 1.54***
 Pennsylvania 0.92 (reference) (reference)
Bed Size
 Small (<100) 0.64** (reference) (reference)
 Medium (101-<250) 0.76*** 1.18 1.13
 Large (>=250) 1.35*** 1.26 1.19
Technology
 Low-tech 1.15* (reference) (reference)
 High-tech 0.87* 1.12 1.04
Teaching
 Non-teaching 0.92 (reference) (reference)
 Minor teaching 0.92 1.07 1.11
 Major teaching 1.29** 1.00 1.00

Notes:

*

p<0.05;

**

p<0.01;

***

p<0.001

1

the variables “age” and “experience” are scaled such that a 1-unit increase represents 5 years.

2

the variable “education” is scaled such that a 1-unit increase represents 10% more BSN-prepared nurses on staff.