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. 2021 May-Jun;37(3):757–763. doi: 10.12669/pjms.37.3.3363

Table-IV.

Evaluation of exhaustion, anxiety and job satisfaction questionnaires based on job title groups.

Group 1 General Practitioners (n= 24) Group 2 Resident Doctors (n= 50) Group 3 Specialists (n= 52) Group 4 Faculty Members (n= 15) p
MBI Emotional Exhaustion 21.13±8.2 21.12±8 20.46±9.3 13.5±6.2 0.022
MBI Depersonalization 9.13±4.6 10±3.9 9.44±4.6 4.8±3.3 0.001
MBI Feeling of low personal accomplishment 18.96±5.2 20.2±5.9 22.7±5.7 25.7±4 <0.001
SFMSQ General job satisfaction 3.04±0.62 3.12±0.76 3.2±0.73 3.51±0.48 0.24
SFMSQ Intrinsic job satisfaction 3.21±0.72 3.32±0.8 3.41±0.72 3.7±0.43 0.33
SFMSQ Extrinsic job satisfaction 2.77±0.65 2.83±0.87 2.89±0.84 3.24±0.65 0.32
STAI 1 State Anxiety 36.5±7.6 42.1±8.5 40.6±5.5 36.6±7.4 0.013
STAI 2 Trait Anxiety 46.2±4.2 47.1±7.3 44.1±4,.8 42.5±6.5 0.13

MBI Emotional Exhaustion score; low:0-11, moderate:12-17, high >17; Depersonalization score; low: 0-5, moderate: 6-9, high ≥ 10; , high Feeling of low personal accomplishment; low: 0-21, moderate: 22- 25, high ≥ 26, STAI; Low/ moderate anxiety; 20- 49 and high/ very high anxiety; 50- 80, SFMSQ; neutral job satisfaction point: 3, extremely dissatisfied/ not satisfied (low) if job satisfaction point <3, very/ extremely satisfied (high) if job satisfaction point:>3.