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Table 4 Number and percentage of burnout according to the participants’ gender and working environment

From: Effect of stress coping ability and working hours on burnout among residents

 

Third month

Fifteenth month

Total

Respondents

Burnout

Respondents

Burnout

Respondents

Burnout

Variable

n

n

(%)

n

n

(%)

n

n

(%)

All

62

33

(53.2)

35

15

(42.9)

97

48

(49.5)

 Male

37

22

(59.5)

26

9

(34.6)

63

31

(49.2)

 Female

25

11

(44.0)

9

6

(66.7)

34

17

(50.0)

Night duty (days/month)

  ≤ 2

15

5

(33.3)

10

6

(60.0)

25

11

(44.0)

  ≤ 4

23

13

(56.5)

16

8

(50.0)

39

21

(53.8)

  ≤ 6

17

10

(58.8)

7

1

(14.3)

24

11

(45.8)

  > 6

5

4

(80.0)

2

0

(0)

7

4

(57.1)

Working hours (h/day)

  ≤ 9

11

4

(36.4)

8

1

(12.5)

19

5

(26.3)

  ≤ 11

18

8

(44.4)

11

5

(45.5)

29

13

(44.8)

  ≤ 13

19

10

(52.6)

13

7

(53.8)

32

17

(53.1)

  > 13

14

11

(78.6)

3

2

(66.7)

17

13

(76.5)

Existence of somebody to consult with

 Yes

57

30

(52.6)

33

14

(42.4)

90

44

(48.9)

 No

5

3

(60.0)

2

1

(50.0)

7

4

(57.1)

Has ways to release one’s stress

 Yes

57

30

(52.6)

31

11

(35.5)

88

41

(46.6)

 No

4

3

(75.0)

3

3

(100.0)

7

6

(85.7)

Feels adequate reward for own work

 Yes

56

28

(50.0)

30

13

(43.3)

86

41

(47.7)

 No

6

5

(83.3)

5

2

(40.0)

11

7

(63.6)

Work controllability

 Can

46

20

(43.5)

24

10

(41.7)

70

30

(42.9)

 Cannot

16

13

(81.3)

11

5

(45.5)

27

18

(66.7)

SOC10

  ≤ 45

32

20

(62.5)

16

10

(62.5)

48

30

(62.5)

  > 45

30

13

(43.3)

19

5

(26.3)

49

18

(36.7)

  1. Burnout: respondents who were diagnosed as burnout by the Maslach Burnout Inventory (emotional exhaustion ≥16 and/or cynicism ≥11)
  2. n: number of respondents. SOC10: scores on the Sense of Coherence scale, excluding three items that were classified into the Maslach Burnout Inventory subscales