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. 2022 Nov 22;17(11):e0267530. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0267530

Table 5. Differences between genders regarding the various variables studied.

Variable Male Female Odds ratio p*
n (%) n (%) [95% CI]
RACE (n = 1310)
    Non-white 124 (43.5%) 410 (40.0%) 0.87 0.286
[0.66–1.13]
Presence of illness (n = 1302)
    Yes 57 (20.2%) 175 (17.2%) 0.82 0.235
[0.59–1.14]
    Type of residency programme (n = 1310)
    Physician 198 (69.5%) 476 (46.4%) 0.38 < 0.001
[0.29–0.50]
BRCS—Resilience (n = 1310)
    Low 172 (60.4%) 639 (62.3%) 1.09 0.540
[0.83–1.42]
    Autonomy to decide behaviours at work (n = 1310)
    Moderate/High 226 (79.3%) 861 (84.0%) 1.37 0.062
[0.98–1.91]
Perception of adequacy of the educational structure (n = 1310)
    Adequate 162 (56.8%) 592 (57.8%) 1.04 0.782
[0.80–1.35]
    Perception of adequacy of PPE availability (n = 1310)
    Moderate/High 219 (76.8%) 811 (79.1%) 1.14 0.406
[0.84–1.56]
    Weekly workload (n = 1310)
    >60 h 185 (64.9%) 585 (57.1%) 0.72 0.017
[0.55–0.94]
    Activity outside the residency programme (n = 1310)
    Yes 142 (49.8%) 281 (27.4%) 0.38 < 0.001
[0.29–0.50]
    Direct provision of care to patients with COVID (n = 1310)
    Yes 213 (74.7%) 575 (56.1%) 0.43 < 0.001
[0.32–0.58]

* Significance level (p value) according to the chi-square test