Table 3.

Binary logistic regression results: relationship between worries, preparedness, and impact of the pandemic on nurses' health outcomes.

	Perceived job stress			Crying at work			Rumination about pandemic
Variables in the equation	OR	95% CI for OR		OR	95% CI for OR		OR	95% CI for OR
		Lower	Upper		Lower	Upper		Lower	Upper
Frontline/non-frontline	0.858	0.573	1.284	1.138	0.713	1.816	1.063	0.751	1.504
Gender	1.708	1.145	2.547	4.608	2.396	8.863	1.447	1.009	2.075
Age	1.082	0.931	1.256	1.131	0.945	1.354	1.320	1.158	1.505
Dead patients (yes/no)	0.859	0.555	1.331	1.032	0.637	1.673	1.540	1.071	2.214
Perceived job stress	–	–	–	2.516	1.387	4.564	–	–	–
Rumination	4.041	2.772	5.890	2.279	1.479	3.511	–	–	–
Increased job demand	2.002	1.382	2.901	1.526	0.987	2.360	1.705	1.246	2.334
Impact on job role	2.559	1.737	3.769	1.152	0.751	1.767	1.048	0.762	1.442
Watching colleagues crying at work	1.501	1.014	2.222	7.924	5.165	12.157	1.808	1.320	2.478
Impact on personal life (social ostracism)	1.322	0.744	2.349	1.141	0.667	1.954	1.543	0.995	2.393
Non-work-related worries	2.281	1.540	3.379	1.335	0.743	2.401	1.575	1.081	2.296
Worry about getting infected	2.049	1.392	3.015	1.513	0.849	2.698	2.022	1.394	2.932
Personal preparedness	0.918	0.584	1.443	0.941	0.536	1.652	0.792	0.531	1.183
Adequate support and Info about PPE	0.844	0.576	1.237	1.060	0.668	1.682	0.981	0.703	1.369
RHS preparedness	0.751	0.394	1.431	1.936	0.879	4.264	1.002	0.556	1.803
Organization preparedness	0.861	0.404	1.836	0.488	0.196	1.216	1.900	0.994	3.630

OR, Odd ratio; CI, confidence interval, Values in bold denote significance.