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Table 1 Descriptive statistics for variables in analyses: means, missing data, scale reliabilities (N = 730)

From: Factors associated with the self-perceived ability of nursing staff to remain working until retirement: a questionnaire survey

 

% or mean (S.D.)

Missing data (%)

Cronbach’s αa

Dependent variable

   

 Self-perceived ability to continue working

 

0.3 %

N/A

  No

43.4 %

  

  Yes or don’t know

56.6 %

  

Mediator variables

   

 Job satisfaction (range 1–5)

3.59 (0.48)

1.6 %

0.91

 Occupational commitment (range 1–5)

4.05 (0.86)

1.2 %

N/A

Independent variables

   

 Job factors

   

  Autonomy (range 1–4)

2.70 (0.54)

0.4 %

0.91

  Work pressure (range 1–5)

2.90 (0.80)

0.8 %

0.84

  Supportive leadership (range 1–5)

3.53 (0.73)

3.4 %

0.91

  Instrumental leadership (range 1–5)

2.82 (0.59)

3.8 %

0.82

Organisational factors

   

  Sufficient educational opportunities

 

1.5 %

N/A

   No

31.6 %

  

   Yes

68.4 %

  

  Communication (range 1–4)

2.52 (0.61)

1.2 %

0.87

  Appreciation by senior management (range 1–4)

2.47 (0.72)

1.4 %

N/A

Respondent characteristics (control variables)

   

 Age (years)

46.79 (9.3)

0.0 %

N/A

 Gender

 

0.0 %

N/A

  Male

10.8 %

  

  Female

89.2 %

  

 Perceived health (range 1–5)

4.11 (0.61)

3.3 %

N/A

 Working hours per week

25.58 (7.48)

2.7 %

N/A

 Irregular shifts

 

2.9 %

N/A

  No

26.2 %

  

  Yes

73.8 %

  

 Managerial tasks

 

0.3 %

N/A

  No

88.0 %

  

  Yes

12.0 %

  
  1. aN/A = not applicable