Table 4.

Multivariate Regression Analyses of Burnout Domains Scores Collected 2018 to 2019 by Professional Role with Covariates

	Depersonalization		Exhaustion		Accomplishment
	B	95% CI	B	95% CI	B	95% CI
Resident (base case)	0.00	—	0.00	—	0.00	—
PCP	−1.36^*	−2.47, −0.26	−0.60	−2.11, 0.91	1.21^*	0.18, 2.25
BHP	−2.73^*	−3.89, −1.56	−0.99	−2.59, 0.62	1.49^*	0.41, 2.58
Nurse	−1.80^*	−3.24, −0.36	−0.47	−2.37, 1.43	1.47^*	0.13, 2.81
Other clinical	−2.59^*	−4.03, −1.16	−1.20	−3.11, 0.71	1.93^*	0.61, 3.26
Nonclinical	−2.98^*	−4.42, −1.54	−2.11^*	−4.02, −0.20	0.17	−1.16, 1.51
Constant (intercept)	4.13^*	−2.33, 5.94	7.85^*	5.40, 10.31	14.56^*	12.87, 16.23
Comparison
PCP vs BHP	−1.36^*	−2.26, −0.47	−0.39	−1.61, 0.83	0.28	−0.55, 1.11
vs Other clinical	−1.23^*	−2.37, −0.08	−0.60	−2.09, 0.89	0.72	−0.34, 1.78
vs Nonclinical	−1.62^*	−2.73, −0.50	−1.52^*	−3.00, −0.07	−1.04^*	−2.07, −0.01
Nonclinical vs BHP	0.26	−1.01, 1.52	1.13	−0.54, 2.80	1.32^*	0.15, 2.49
vs Nurse	1.18^*	0.37, 2.00	1.64^*	0.56, 2.73	1.29^*	0.54, 2.05
vs Other clinical	0.39	−0.43, 1.21	0.91	−0.20, 2.03	1.76^*	1.00, 2.52

CI, confidence interval.
Note: Multivariable regression analyses with practice-level clustering and covariates (race, graduate school, age, years working, training status). Depersonalization, n = 633; Emotional Exhaustion, n = 685; Personal Accomplishment, n = 634. B = unstandardized independent regression coefficient when accounting for all the other variables in the model.
BHP, behavioral health provider; PCP, primary care provider.
↵* = P <.05.