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Table 2 Bivariate association between work-related factors and intention to leave nursing

From: Intention to leave profession, psychosocial environment and self-rated health among registered nurses from large hospitals in Brazil: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics

Oftena

n

%

OR

95% CI

p

Worked as a healthcare professional before becoming a nurse

 Yes

144

18.4

1.00

 

0.004

 No

562

23.3

1.35

(1.10–1.65)

Holds a leadership position

 No

513

23.8

1.00

 

0.003

 Yes

189

19.1

1.32

(1.09–1.59)

Years working in nursing (mean ± SD)

13.3

(±9.5)

0.97

(0.96–0.98)

<0.001

Weekly hours worked (mean ± SD)

57.5

(±22.5)

1.00

(1.00–1.01)

0.031

Work schedule

 Day worker

246

19.7

1.00

 

0.007

 Night worker

469

23.7

1.27

(1.06–1.51)

Number of jobs

 One

228

21.4

1.00

 

0.759

 Two

393

22.4

1.06

(0.88–1.28)

 Three or more

94

22.8

1.08

(0.83–1.43)

Type of contract

 Permanent

434

20.4

1.00

 

<0.001

 Temporary

757

25.6

1.34

(1.12–1.59)

Effort–reward imbalance

 Low imbalance

293

43.4

1.00

 

<0.001

 High imbalance

382

56.6

3.55

(2.97–4.24)

Overcommitment

 No

370

16.7

1.00

 

<0.001

 Yes

326

34.9

2.68

(2.25–3.19)

Demand-Control Model

 Low strain

76

9.1

1.00

 

< 0.001

 Active job

162

21.5

2.73

(2.03–3.65)

 Passive job

134

21.4

2.72

(2.01–3.69)

 High strain

294

37.5

5.98

(4.54–7.89)

Supervisor support

 High

273

16.4

1.00

 

<0.001

 Low

1057

71.4

2.04

(1.72–2.43)

Coworker support

 High

490

20

1.00

 

<0.001

 Low

210

29.1

1.65

(1.36–1.98)

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