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Table 4 Assessment of provider “burn-out” (N = 31 surveyed providers)

From: An exploratory study of client and provider experience and perceptions of facility-based childbirth care in Quiché, Guatemala

Variable

Total

N = 31

n (%)

How often do you feel happy with your work providing childbirth care?

 Often

30 (96.7)

 Some of the time

1 (3.2)

 Never

0 (0.0)

How often do you feel emotionally drained from your work?

 Often

7(22.5)

 Some of the time

21 (67.7)

 Never

3 (9.6)

I feel that I take care of certain patients/mothers impersonally, as if they were objects

 Often

1(3.2)

 Some of the time

0 (0.0)

 Never

30 (96.7)

How often do you feel that you are positively influencing your patients’ lives?

 Often

28 (90.3)

 Some of the time

2 (6.45)

 Never

1 (3.2)

How often do you worry that this job is making you less caring?

 Often

8 (25.8)

 Some of the time

11 (35.5)

 Never

12 (38.7)

How often do you feel energized or excited by your job?

 Often

29 (93.5)

 Some of the time

2 (6.5)

 Never

0 (0.0)

How often do you feel frustrated by your job?

 Often

3 (9.7)

 Some of the time

11 (35.5)

 Never

17 (54.8)

How often do you feel like you do not really care what happens to some patients?

 Often

1 (3.2)

 Some of the time

1 (3.2)

 Never

29 (93.5)

How often do you feel stressed by your work?

 Often

4 (12.9)

 Some of the time

20 (64.5)

 Never

7 (22.5)

How often do you feel satisfied after working closely with your patients?

 Often

31 (100.0)

 Some of the time

0 (0.0)

 Never

0(0.0)

How often do you feel blamed by your patients for things you cannot control?

 Often

5 (16.1)

 Some of the time

16 (51.6)

 Never

10 (32.3)