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. 2021 Apr 15;12:649989. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2021.649989

Table 2.

Correlates of violence by multiple logistic regression analysis and ANCOVA.

Variables Multiple logistic regression analysis
OR 95% CI P-value
Gender (males) 1.382 1.215–1.570 <0.001
College education and above 1.691 1.391–2.056 <0.001
Department
    Psychiatry 1.398 1.209–1.616 <0.001
    Emergency 1.655 1.354–2.022 <0.001
    Ophthalmology 1.012 0.848–1.208 0.892
    Otolaryngology Ref - -
Experienced SARS in 2003 1.061 0.927–1.214 0.394
Working in tertiary hospital 1.178 1.072–1.295 0.001
Working in inpatient department 0.680 0.603–0.767 <0.001
Number of local cases of COVID-19 patients >500 1.038 0.923–1.168 0.534
Having infected family/friends/colleagues 1.733 1.417–2.119 <0.001
Looking after infected patients 1.834 1.556–2.183 <0.001
Frequent communication program use 1.210 1.084–1.351 0.001
Current smoker 2.366 1.822–3.073 <0.001
Work experience (years) 1.006 1.002–1.011 0.009
ANCOVA
F df P
PHQ total score 1397.668 1 <0.001a
GAD total score 1411.725 1 <0.001a
ISI total score 1023.693 1 <0.001a
Overall QOL score 707.918 1 <0.001a

Bold values: P < 0.05; CI, confidential interval; OR, odds ratio; COVID-19, Corona Virus Disease 2019; SARS, Severe acute respiratory syndrome; PHQ, Patient Health Questionnaire; GAD, Generalized Anxiety Disorder scale; ISI, Insomnia Severity Index; QOL, Quality of Life; a, using gender, education, department, 2003 SARS experience, working in tertiary hospital, working in inpatient department, number of COVID-19 patients >500, having infected family/friends/colleagues, nursing care for infected patients, frequent communication program use, currently smoking and working experience as covariates.