Compassion fatigue, burnout and compassion satisfaction among family physicians in the Negev area - a cross-sectional study

Table 2 A multivariate logistic regression models with backward elimination for Compassion fatigue (CF) (n = 123), burnout (BO) (n = 122) and compassion satisfaction (CS) (n = 103)

	Variables		.O.R	CI 95%		P value
				Lower	Upper
CF*	Country of birth	Other country vs. Israel	2.45	1.075	5.582	0.033
†BO	Gender	Female vs Male	2.423	1.034	5.676	0.042
	Country of medical studies	Other country vs. Israel	3.042	0.929	9.955	0.66
	Trauma	Yes vs. No	3.001	1.486	6.058	0.02
	Academic affiliation	No vs. Lecturer and above	3.822	1.106	13.364	0.034
	Academic affiliation	Instructor Vs. Lecturer and above	3.761	1.105	12.8	0.034
‡CS	Age		1.05	0.968	1.139	0.238
	Country of birth	Other country vs. Israel	1.637	0.485	5.524	0.427
	Management	No vs. Yes	5.596	1.634	19.165	0.006
	Teaching residents	No vs. Yes	4.139	1.07	16.007	0.04

*Variables included in the initial model of CF were: age, gender, country of birth and academic affiliation.
†Variables included in the initial model of BO were: age, gender, country of birth, country of medical studies, personal trauma and academic affiliation.
‡Variables included in the initial model of CS were: age, gender, country of birth, country of medical studies, management position, teaching residents, academic affiliation, and research activity.
OR, odds ratio, CI, confidence interval.

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