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

Table 5 Forward stepwise regression analysis of predictors of general poor quality of life^a

Dependent variable	Scales	Beta	95% CI for B		R²	P value
Dependent variable	Scales	Beta	Lower bound	Upper bound	R²	P value
Quality of life	Burnout	−0.331	−0.310	− 0.205	0.309	< 0.001
	Job satisfaction	0.230	0.121	0.259		0.001
	Meaning of work	−0.272	− 0.198	− 0.109		0.008
	Intention to leave	− 0.150	− 0.137	− 0.046		< 0.001
	Job insecurity	− 0.085	− 0.087	− 0.009		0.015
	Social relations	0.191	0.100	0.241		< 0.001
	Sense of community	−0.175	−0.244	− 0.093		< 0.001

Statistical significance p < 0.05; R², Proportion of the variance explained by the model. ^aGeneral poor quality of life was defined by the general question “How do you classify your quality of life” (good = 0, poor = 1)

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