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Table 3 Multivariate logistic regression analysis for the association between residents’ worry for a negative effect on the quality of their specialist training or worry for their residency being prolonged and working extra clinical hours, being transferred to another healthcare institution, and working on a COVID-19 ward

From: Challenges imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic on the Obstetrics and Gynecology residency program: a mixed-methods Swedish survey in the COPE Staff cohort study

  

Worry for negative effect on the quality of their specialist training

Worry for their residency being prolonged

Covariates

n (%)

P (%)

b

P-value

P (%)

b

P-value

Model 1: Worry for negative effects = constant + working extra clinical hours + working on a COVID-19 ward

Constant

  

0.64

0.06

 

-1.6

0.2

Working extra clinical hours

 Yes

111 (72)

74

0.64

0.1

21

0.58

0.1

 No

44 (28)

59

ref

 

32

ref

 

Being redeployed to another healthcare institution working on a covid-19 ward

 Yes, > 8 weeks

4 (3)

75

-0.001

1.0

25

-1.4

0.4

 Yes, 5-8 weeks

12 (7)

67

0.11

0.9

8

0.88

0.5

 Yes, 1-4 weeks

23 (14)

70

-0.30

0.6

39

0.17

0.9

 Yes, <1 week

10 (6)

70

0.77

0.5

30

0.29

0.8

 No

113 (70)

69

ref

 

28

ref

 

Model 2: Worry for negative effects = constant + working extra clinical hours + being transferred to another healthcare institution

Constant

  

0.72

0.04

 

-1.3

<0.001

Working extra clinical hours

 Yes

111 (72)

74

0.75

0.07

21

0.65

0.1

 No

44 (28)

59

ref

 

32

ref

 

Being transferred to another health care institution

    

 Yes

44 (27)

69

-0.57

0.2

30

0.03

0.9

 No

113 (73)

71

ref

 

28

ref

 
  1. n number of respondents in the total study population, P Prevalence (%) reporting worry for decreased quality of residency and prolonged residency, respectively, b=odds ratio expressing worry for decreased quality of residency and prolonged residency versus not expressing worry