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Table 3 Multiple linear regression models for predictors of emotional exhaustion

From: Determinants of emotional exhaustion among nursing workforce in urban Ghana: a cross-sectional study

Model

Unstandardized Coefficients

Standardized Coefficients

T

Sig.

B

SE

Beta

Model 1

 (Constant)

17.563

9.725

 

1.806

.072

 Age of nurse

.528

.415

.219

1.273

.204

 Highest qualification of nurse

−4.063

1.046

−.273

−3.884

.000

 Years in Nursing

.595

.253

.223

2.350

.020

 Number of years in hospital

−.779

.636

−.196

−1.225

.222

 Current rank of nurse

−2.832

.566

−.337

−5.004

.000

Model 1 Summary: R2 = .281, F = (5, 226) = 17.622, p = .000

 Model 2

  (Constant)

44.309

10.146

 

4.367

.000

  Age of nurse

.309

.387

.128

.797

.427

  Highest qualification of nurse

−2.276

1.019

−.153

− 2.233

.027

  Years in Nursing

.381

.249

.143

1.531

.127

  Number of years in hospital

−.536

.600

−.135

−.894

.372

  Current rank of nurse

−1.276

.620

−.152

−2.057

.041

  Nurse Manager’s Ability, Leadership & Support

−.206

.090

−.132

−2.289

.023

  Collegial Nurse-Physician Relations

.415

.180

.205

2.302

.022

  Nursing Foundations for Quality of Care

−.409

.324

−.103

−1.264

.208

  Staffing and Resource Adequacy

−.461

.181

−.212

−2.543

.012

  Nurse Participation in Hospital Affairs

−1.529

.434

−.270

−3.524

.001

 Model 2 Summary: R2 = .396, F = (10, 221) = 14.510, p = .000

  1. Outcome: Emotional Exhaustion, 95% confidence level (α = .05)