Table 3.

The relationship between burnout and job satisfaction scores of healthcare workers who participated in the e-survey, with gender, age, education, job, working hours, and exposure to violence in June–July 2021 (n = 701).

	Job satisfaction	Maslach Burnout Scale
		EE	DP	PA	Total
Gender (P)a	0.255	0.044	0.717	0.218	0.532
Female	36.06 ± 9.89	26.79 ± 6.90	11.46 ± 4.80	31.62 ± 4.92	72.30 ± 11.50
Male	35.45 ± 10.33	25.47 ± 7.78	11.68 ± 4.57	31.95 ± 5.51	71.69 ± 13.08
Age (ρ; P)b	0.097; 0.01	0.008; 0.839	−0.027; 0.477	0.007; 0.863	0.242; <0.001
Education (P)c	0.229	0.024	<0.001	0.475	0.045
High school	34.16 ± 8.38	24.56 ± 7.72	10.20 ± 4.78	31.91 ± 5.45	68.68 ± 12.34
2-year university	34.38 ± 9.17	23.03 ± 6.41	11.88 ± 4.51	31.62 ± 5.03	67.81 ± 10
4-year university	34.37 ± 10.3	26.90 ± 7.19	10.61 ± 0.507	33.10 ± 0.427	71.36 ± 11.31
6-year university	36.28 ± 10.08	26.55 ± 7.21	11.49 ± 0.195	31.46 ± 0.222	72.64 ± 12.12
Joba	0.563	0.899	0.636	<0.001	<0.001
Doctor	35.68 ± 9.55	26.34 ± 7.28	11.49 ± 4.61	31.24 ± 5.24	70.62 ± 11.64
Other HCWs	36.22 ± 10.91	26.42 ± 7.10	11.62 ± 4.50	32.65 ± 4.74	74.95 ± 12.25
Exposure to violence (P)
Before Pandemic	0.073	0.149	0.134	0.959	0.705
Yes	36.13 ± 9.97	27.72 ± 6.96	12.31 ± 4.53	31.25 ± 5	69.15 ± 9.27
No	33.48 ± 10.09	26.43 ± 7.31	11.33 ± 4.46	31.30 ± 5.20	69.78 ± 10.34
During pandemic	0.079	<0.001	<0.001	0.002	0.232
Yes	36.85 ± 9.70	29.89 ± 6.20	13.53 ± 4.78	30.27 ± 5.31	73.10 ± 11.91
No	35.09 ± 10.16	26.07 ± 7.09	11.33 ± 4.15	31.88 ± 4.74	71.61 ± 11.96
Working hours	0.006	0.837	0.731	0.340	0.164
Only mornings	36.69 ± 0.49	26.34 ± 0.348	11.43 ± 0.220	31.91 ± 0.246	70.16 ± 9.63
Only nights	26.00 ± 4.06	24.25 ± 3.83	11.75 ± 3.119	30.25 ± 3.010	71.75 ± 10.87
Morning–night shifts	34.66 ± 0.587	26.44 ± 0.440	11.70 ± 0.228	31.44 ± 0.313	68.78 ± 9.34

Burnout dimensions—EE, emotional exhaustion; DP, depersonalization; PA, personal achievement.

The bold type denotes statistical significance.

Mann–Whitney U test;

Spearman correlation ρ;

Kruskal–Wallis U test.