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. 2022 Sep 14;27(5):377–384. doi: 10.4103/ijnmr.ijnmr_59_21

Table 3.

Comparison of demographic characteristics of nurses in the study groups

Resilience n (%) MCT* n (%) Control n (%) statistical test df p
Gender
  Female 16 (88.90) 17 (94.40) 13 (72.20) 3.34** 0.24
  Male 2 (11.10) 1 (5.60) 5 (27.80)
Marital status
  Single 4 (22.20) 5 (27.80) 7 (38.80) 1.24*** 2 0.54
  Married 14 (77.80) 13 (72.20) 11 (61.10)
Education
  Bachelor of nursing 18 (100) 16 (88.90) 18 (100) 2.78** 0.32
  Master of nursing 0 (0) 2 (11.10) 0 (0)
Working shift
  Rotated 18 (100) 16 (88.90) 18 (100) 2.78** 0.32
  Fixed 0 (0) 2 (11) 0 (0)
Employment status
  Permanent 6 (33.30) 6 (33.30) 5 (27.80) 8.65** 0.12
  Conditional permanent 12 (66.70) 12 (66.70) 9 (50)
  Short-term conditioned 0 (0) 0 (0) 4 (22.20)
Ward/Department
  Emergency 5 (27.80) 7 (38.90) 10 (55.60) 7.21** 0.30
  PICU 2 (11.10) 2 (11.10) 2 (11.10)
  ICU 7 (38.90) 5 (27.80) 2 (11.10)
  NICU 4 (22.20) 4 (22.20) 4 (22.20)
Domicile
  Personal house 11 (91.10) 10 (55.60) 10 (55.60) 0.15*** 2 0.93
  Rental house 7 (38.90) 8 (44.40) 8 (44.40)

*: Metaconitive therapy **: Fisher's exact test, ***: Chi-square test