. 2021 Oct 14;9(10):1367. doi: 10.3390/healthcare9101367

Table 4.

Estimate of the association between demographic, professional, and HIT characteristics and burnout among participants (N = 182).

Characteristic	Unadjusted OR ¹ (95%CI)	p-Value	Adjusted OR ² (95%CI)	p-Value
Gender
Male	ref		ref
Female	2.674 (1.447–4.939)	0.002 ³	2.153 (0.936–4.952)	0.071
Level of care
Primary	ref		ref
Secondary	1.594 (0.602–4.218)	0.348	2.899 (0.804–10.447)	0.104
Tertiary	2.568 (1.095–6.019)	0.030 ³	5.077 (1.557–16.550)	0.007 ³
Healthcare profession
Physician	0.406 (0.199–0.827)	0.013 ³	0.450 (0.163–1.246)	0.124
Nurse	ref		ref
Pharmacist	2.917 (0.544–15.646)	0.212	9.231 (0.934–91.251)	0.057
Other	0.379 (0.113–1.273)	0.117	0.534 (0.127–2.240)	0.391
Providing care to COVID-19
Yes, with COVID-19 suspected	2.684 (1.292–5.575)	0.008 ³	4.059 (1.592–10.345)	0.003 ³
Yes, with COVID-19 confirmed	3.000 (1.336–6.736)	0.008 ³	2.186 (0.822–5.814)	0.117
No	ref		ref
EHR satisfaction
Very dissatisfied/Dissatisfied	2.373 (1.130–4.984)	0.022 ³	3.245 (1.252–8.414)	0.015 ³
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied	2.273 (1.044–4.948)	0.039 ³	0.958 (0.359–2.559)	0.932
Satisfied/Very satisfied	ref		ref
Use shared computers
Yes	3.692 (1.016–13.418)	0.047 ³	2.111 (0.489–9.113)	0.317
No	ref		ref
Maybe	4.938 (1.283–19.007)	0.020 ³	4.270 (0.909–20.054)	0.066
Using the EHR adds frustration to my day
Strongly disagree or Disagree	ref		ref
Neither agree nor disagree	1.599 (0.733–3.490)	0.238	2.505 (0.944–6.647)	0.065
Strongly agree or Agree	3.846 (1.839–8.045)	0.000 ³	5.569 (2.159–14.366)	0.000 ³

¹ Only correlated variables are presented. ² Variables included in adjusted OR are gender, level of care, the healthcare profession, dealing with COVID-19, satisfaction with EHR, use shared computers and using the EHR adds frustration to my day. ³ p < 0.05.