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Table 7 Relationship between the attitude scores and the sociodemographic characteristics and professional background of the study participants (n = 160)

From: Nurses’ knowledge, attitudes, and practice with regards to nutritional management of diabetes mellitus

Variables

Categories

Multiple regression

β (95% CI(

p-Value

Relation with someone who have diabetes

Parent or sibling with diabetes

-1.86 (-8.16 to 4.43)

0.555

Spouse and child

-1.185 (-10.71 to 7.01)

0.678

Myself

15.08 (-7.03 to 37.18)

0.177

Others

reference category

 

Awareness of Initial Nursing Assessment Sheet completion Guideline

Unaware

-1.49 (-12.37 to 9.38)

0.784

Aware but not read it

1.79 (-7.06 to 3.47)

0.498

Aware and always used it as reference

reference category

 

Awareness of National Diabetes document

Yes

4.98 (-1.18 to 11.15)

0.111

No

reference category

 

No of diabetes patient during one months

≤ 5

-4.90 (-13.56 to 3.75)

0.261

6–10

1.50 (-7.52 to 10.15)

0.740

11–15

-2.12 (-12.63 to 8.38)

0.686

≥ 16

reference category

 

Type of diabetes education

Individual

-3.57 (-9.05 to 1.90)

0.197

Group

11.47 (-7.51 to 30.45)

0.231

Individual with presence of family member

reference category

 

Providing diabetes education for patients during shifts

Yes

-7.59 (-13.80 to -1.38)

0.017

No

reference category

 

Ever counselled a diabetes patient

Yes

1.93 (-3.26 to 7.12)

0.459

No

reference category

 

Perceived competence in nutritional management of diabetes mellitus

I am incompetent

0.745 (-11.05 to 12.54)

0.900

I am somewhat incompetent

1.93 (-7.12 to 10.99)

0.670

I am somewhat competent

− 0.463 (-9.22 to 8.29)

0.916

I am competent

reference category

 

Desire to assume diabetes link nurse role

Yes

2.83 (-2.64 to 8.30)

0.304

No

reference category