Skip to main content
. 2022 May 4;10(3):e00953. doi: 10.1002/prp2.953

TABLE 2.

Bivariate Association between “Personally made an error when administering medication” and independent variables

Variable (dependent): Personally made an error when administering medication (N = 485, no: n = 211, yes: n = 202, missing: n = 72)
Categorical variables
Variables (independent) No Yes Chi2
n % n % Total p
How long ago was your last medication training?
No training or over 2 years ago 46 38.0% 75 62.0% 121 0.001
Less than 2 years ago 157 55.7% 125 44.3% 282
Type of work contract?
Employed part time 91 49.5% 93 50.5% 184 0.353
Employed full time 119 54.1% 101 45.9% 220
(East) or (West) German federal states?
West 163 48.7% 172 51.3% 335 0.040
East 48 61.5% 30 38.5% 78
DCP used
Rarely 85 36.6% 147 63.4% 232 <0.001
Frequently 79 66.9% 39 33.1% 118
Metric variables
Variables (independent) No Yes t‐Test
n mean SD n mean SD p
Years of work experience 207 18.1 10.3 200 18.3 10.5 0.863
Number of patients per shift 196 15.0 9.3 185 15.7 6.7 0.436

Abbreviations: Mean, arithmetic mean value; SD, standard deviation.

The bold values indicate significance of p < .05.