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Table 5 Multivariate logistic regression of the relationship between high allostatic load and burnout

From: Burnout and allostatic load among health workers engaged in human resourced-constrained hospitals in Accra, Ghana

Independent Variables

High Allostatic load

Crude

Odd ratio

95% CI

P-value

Adjusted

Odd ratio

95% CI

P-value

Burnout

 No

Reference

 Yes

14.38

10.44-19.81

< 0.001

17.59

11.7-26.4

< 0.001

Emotional Exhaustion

 Low

Reference

 Moderate

0.71

0.43-1.17

0.103

0.78

0.47-1.31

0.355

 High

14.97

10.42-21.94

< 0.001

17.90

11.57-27.8

< 0.001

Depersonalization

 Low

Reference

 Moderate

6.95

4.03-11.96

< 0.001

5.94

3.34-10.58

< 0.001

 High

10.64

7.88-14.38

< 0.001

9.74

6.90-13.76

< 0.001

Personal Accomplishment

 Low

0.67

0.48-0.94

0.021

1.10

0.74-1.64

0.643

 Moderate

0.14

0.10-0.19

< 0.001

0.18

0.12-0.26

< 0.001

 

Reference

 
  1. Logistic age, sex, level of resilience, common shift, and familial history of CVDs
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