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Table 3 Univariable and multivariable regression with job satisfaction as a dependent variable, Swedish midwives (N = 1747)

From: Job satisfaction in midwives and its association with organisational and psychosocial factors at work: a nation-wide, cross-sectional study

Scales

Univariable regressionsa

Multivariable bi-directional stepwise regression model

β

(95% CI)

Sig

R2

N

β

(95% CI)

Sig

 

Possibilities for development

.62

.57, .66

 < .001

.296

1909

.23

.19, .27

 < .001

R2 = .65

N = 1747

Quality of work

.63

.60, .67

 < .001

.393

1911

.18

.14, .22

 < .001

Role conflicts

-.54

-.58, -.50

 < .001

.283

1910

-.11

-.15, -.07

 < .001

Burnout

-.48

-.51, -.44

 < .001

.305

1754

-.10

-.14, -.07

 < .001

Recognition

.53

.50, .56

 < .001

.399

1910

.10

.07, .14

 < .001

Influence at work

.56

.52, .60

 < .001

.256

1908

.09

.06, .13

 < .001

Vertical trust, management

.58

.55, .62

 < .001

.353

1791

.09

.05, .13

 < .001

Sense of community

.59

.54, .64

 < .001

.213

1907

.08

.04, .13

 < .001

Emotional demands

-.42

-.47, -.37

 < .001

.119

1909

-.07

-.11, -.03

.001

Meaning of work

.37

.31, .43

 < .001

.072

1907

.07

.03, .11

.002

Quality of leadership

.46

.43, .50

 < .001

.296

1785

.06

.03, .10

 < .001

Variation of work

.26

.21, .30

 < .001

.070

1907

.04

.01, .07

.012

Self-rated health

.36

.33, .40

 < .001

.206

1754

.04

.01, .07

.005

Organisational justice

.62

.59, .66

 < .001

.384

1791

  

Predictability

.61

.57, .65

 < .001

.330

1910

 

Social support from manager

.39

.36, .42

 < .001

.266

1791

 

Stress

-.44

-.47, -41

 < .001

.264

1754

 

Role clarity

.57

.52, .62

.000

217

1910

 

Social support from colleagues

.43

.38, .47

 < .001

.165

1907

 

Work pace

-.37

-.41, -.33

 < .001

.146

1907

 

Horizontal trust, employees

.38

.33, .43

 < .001

.115

1785

 

Quantitative demands

-.35

-.39, -.30

 < .001

.114

1908

 

Confounder

Work experience as a midwife

.32

.24, .40

 < .001

.034

1695

  
  1. β estimates with 95% confidence interval (CI), associated p-value with an alpha level of .05, R2 proportion of the variance explained by the model
  2. All p-values (in both univariable and multivariable analyses) remained statistically significant after applying Bonferroni-Holm adjustment for multiple comparisons allowing total significance level to be 0.05
  3. aAdjusted for work experience