Table 2.

Subscales of burnout and dimensions of professional quality of life among studied physicians (n=167).

Variables	No.		%
Emotional exhaustion grades
Low	15		9
Average	27		16.2
High	125	74.9
Emotional exhaustion score, mean (SD)		34.41(11.61)
IQR (median)		17(36)
Depersonalization grades
Low	44		26.3
Average	33		19.8
High	90		53.9
Depersonalization score, mean (SD)		13.06 (7.87)
IQR (median)		12(13)
Reduced personal accomplishment grades
Low	38		22.8
Average	42		25.1
High	87		52.1
Personal accomplishment score, mean (SD)		30.82(8.98)
IQR (median)		13(31)
Total burnout grades
Low	6	3.6
Average	29		17.5
High	131	78.9
Total burnout score, mean (SD)		78.29 (17.90)
IQR (median)		23(79)
Compassion satisfaction grades
Low potential	11		6.6
Moderate potential	127		76
High potential	29		17.4
Compassion satisfaction score, mean (SD)		34.33(7.32)
Compassion fatigue grades
Low potential	27		16.2
Moderate potential	137		82
High potential	3		1.8
Compassion fatigue score, mean (SD)		29.78(6.81)
Correlation matrix of the professional quality of life subscale
Subscales of burnout Spearman’s rho	Total burnout		Compassion satisfaction		Compassion fatigue
	r	p value	r	p value	r	p value
Emotional exhaustion	0.869	0.000*	-0.268	0.000*	0.503	0.000*
Depersonalization	0.646	0.000*	-0.373	0.000*	0.365	0.000*
Personal accomplishment	0.211	0.000*	0.589	0.000*	-0.121	0.189
Total burnout		-0.095	0.223	0.454	0.000*
Compassion satisfaction				-0.163#	0.035*

IQR, interquartile range; #Pearson correlation; *p<0.05.