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Table 3 Psychosocial risk factors and quality of life domains scores

From: The relationship between psychosocial risk factors, burnout and quality of life among primary healthcare workers in rural Guangdong province: a cross-sectional study

COPSOQ scales & QoL Domainsa

Number of items

Mean ± SD

COPSOQ Scales

 Demands

  Quantitative demands

4

59.79 ± 16.49

  Emotional demands

3

56.50 ± 19.80

  Demands for hiding emotions

2

73.93 ± 21.69

  Work conflicts and privacy

5

54.04 ± 24.18

 Influence and development

  Influence at work

4

35.48 ± 20.80

  Degree of freedom at work

1

32.82 ± 31.09

  Possibilities for development

4

52.17 ± 18.57

  Meaning of work

3

53.29 ± 24.59

 Interpersonal relations and leadership

  Predictability

2

35.56 ± 26.91

  Role-clarity

4

61.96 ± 17.15

  Role-conflict

2

51.85 ± 23.29

  Quality of leadership

4

41.60 ± 27.90

  Social support

4

60.77 ± 18.15

  Feedback

2

54.39 ± 18.99

  Social Relations

2

63.54 ± 15.56

  Sense of community

3

55.29 ± 13.50

 Further parameters

  Job insecurity

4

39.07 ± 24.87

  Job Strain (Outcome scales)

  Intention to leave

2

22.34 ± 21.16

  Job satisfaction

7

49.61 ± 16.98

  Burnout

6

58.47 ± 17.18

  Cognitive stress

3

66.69 ± 20.31

  General health

1

67.83 ± 20.95

 QoL Domains

  Physical domain

7

43.06 ± 10.57

  Psychological domain

6

47.13 ± 14.46

  Social domain

3

58.51 ± 15.75

  Environmental domain

8

46.53 ± 17.02

  1. QoL Quality of life, SD standard deviation
  2. a Possible transformed score for each scale between 0(minimum) and 100(maximum)