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Table 3 Chi-square tests among groups between social/organizational measures

From: Validation of work pressure and associated factors influencing hospital nurse turnover: a cross-sectional investigation in Shaanxi Province, China

Variable

Turnover intention (n = 721)

 

Strong

(n = 138, 19%)

Weak

(n = 447, 62%)

Very weak

(n = 136,19%)

Total

 

n

(%)

n

(%)

n

(%)

 

Prestige of working environment n (%), P = 0.7879

 Very low

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 Low

2

(16.67)

7

(58.33)

3

(25.00)

12

 High

98

(19.80)

303

(61.21)

94

(18.99)

495

 Very high

38

(17.76)

137

(64.02)

39

(18.22)

214

Organizational commitment n (%), P = 0.2991

 Very low

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 Low

12

(30.00)

20

(50.00)

8

(20.00)

40

 High

109

(19.12)

357

(62.63)

104

(18.25)

570

 Very high

17

(15.32)

70

(63.06)

24

(21.62)

111

Career commitment n (%), P = 0.7415a

 Very low

0

 

0

 

0

 

0

 Low

3

(8.33)

28

(77.78)

5

(13.89)

36

 High

107

(19.42)

340

(61.71)

104

(18.87)

551

 Very high

22

(19.13)

69

(60.00)

24

(20.87)

115

Social support n (%), P = 0.8423

 Very low

9

(28.13)

18

(56.25)

5

(15.63)

32

 Low

60

(17.70)

214

(63.13)

65

(19.17)

339

 High

63

(19.50)

199

(61.61)

61

(18.89)

323

 Very high

6

(22.22)

15

(55.56)

6

(22.22)

27

Work stress n (%), P < 0.0001

 No stress (0 ~ 59)

31

(11.44)

157

(57.93)

83

(30.63)

271

 Low (60–70)

28

(24.78)

67

(59.29)

18

(15.93)

113

 Medium (71–81)

20

(16.81)

83

(69.75)

16

(13.45)

119

 High (82–92)

14

(17.07)

58

(70.73)

10

(12.20)

82

 Very high (93–200)

45

(33.09)

82

(60.29)

9

(6.62)

136

  1. aLikelihood ratio of the chi-square value