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. 2020 Nov 19;4:100016. doi: 10.1016/j.cpnec.2020.100016

Table 3.

Adjusted associations of burnout components with cortisol parameters.


Burnout Components		 AUCWI
β [SE]		 AUCWG
β [SE]		 AUCDI
β [SE]		 AUCDG
β [SE]		 SP4
β [SE]
Depersonalization −4.40 [4.6] −8.73 [7.4] 44.3 [97.7] −108.4 [51.4]∗ −0.000019 [0.000016]



Exhaustion −9.58 [4.6]∗ −6.12 [7.5] −110.5 [98.6] −114.7 [51.9]∗ −0.000038 [0.00002]∗



Professional Efficacy −3.17 [5.7] 7.09 [9.2] −90.4 [121.7] 0.579 [64.8] 0.0000018 [0.00002]

Note: β ​= ​regression coefficient, SE ​= ​standard error. ∗ p-value <0.05.

Regression coefficients and respective p-values were obtained from linear regression; All models were adjusted for age, sex and race/ethnicity.

AUCWI: Area under the curve with respect to increase from the waking sample.

AUCWG: Total area under the curve for waking samples with respect to ground.

AUCDI: Area under the curve with respect to increase for diurnal sample.

AUCDG: Total area under the curve with respect to ground for diurnal sample.

SP4: Diurnal slope estimated by fitting a regression model using the first waking sample, lunch, dinner and bedtime samples (4 samples).