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Table 1 Demographic, occupational, health, and work-related psychosocial characteristics of study participants and bivariate associations between these factors and years worked at night among women ( n  = 2,100)

From: Years worked at night and body mass index among registered nurses from eighteen public hospitals in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

 

All ( n  = 2,100)

Years worked at night

p -value

<1 ( n  = 447)

1 to 9 ( n  = 1,008)

≥10 ( n  = 645)

Age, mean (SD)

39.5 (9.8)

38.2 (10.9)

36.6 (9.1)

44.9 (7.5)

<0.001

Per capita income (USD)a, mean (SD)

1,061.1 (709.2)

1,001.6 (680.5)

1,053.9 (689.2)

1,113.6 (755.3)

0.033

Weekly hours worked, mean (SD)

54.2 (19.1)

47.8 (17.5

54.4 (18.8)

57.8 (19.3)

<0.001

Years at work in nursing, mean (SD)

15.2 (9.7)

15.18 (9.8)

15.2 (9.6)

15.6 (9.6)

0.697

BMI at 20 years, mean (SD)

21.1 (3.3)

21.1 (3.2)

21.2 (3.4)

21.1 (3.4)

0.604

BMI (current), mean (SD)

26.1 (5.1)

25.4 (4.8)

25.7 (4.9)

27.2 (5.4)

<0.001

Number of biological children, mean (SD)

0.97 (1.0)

0.80 (0.94)

0.88 (0.99)

1.23 (1.03)

<0.001

Marital status (% married)

58.9

56.8

59.8

58.9

0.563

Smoking status

     

 Never smoker

76.6

77.7

80.8

69.2

<0.001

 Ex-smoker

15.0

15.0

11.7

20.3

 Current smoker

8.4

7.4

7.5

10.5

Alcohol consumption

     

 Abstained

38.9

41.6

40.9

34.0

0.083

 Low

20.0

19.2

18.8

22.6

 Medium

32.2

32.1

32.8

34.4

 High

7.9

6.9

7.5

9.0

Physical activity (% yes)

30.2

32.4

30.0

29.0

0.464

Sleep time, mean (SD)

6.9 (1.5)

6.9 (1.5)

6.9 (1.5)

7.0 (1.6)

0.235

  1. aPrice on 12/30/2012 (BRL2.02).