Table 4. Predictors of Emotional Exhaustion Scores Among Staff
VariableModel 1Model 2Model 3Model 4
β95% CIβ95% CIβ95% CIβ95% CI
Hours worked per week
    ≤20RefRefRefRef
    >200.59*0.09 to 1.100.33−0.10 to 0.760.29−0.18 to 0.760.31−0.15 to 0.77
Tenure (years)
    <1RefRefRefRef
    1–50.47−0.07 to 1.000.46−0.03 to 0.940.34−0.11 to 0.800.35−0.12 to 0.82
    >50.73*0.12 to 1.350.63*0.09 to 1.170.50*0.06 to 0.940.50*0.06–0.94
System
    CountyRefRefRefRef
    University0.22−0.41 to 0.850.53*0.02 to 1.040.40−0.13 to 0.930.40−0.13 to 0.94
EHR in transition
    NoRefRefRefRef
    Yes1.421.08 to 1.771.491.01 to 1.981.400.84–1.951.380.82–1.95
Room patients/take vitals
    NoRefRefRefRef
    Yes0.28−0.17 to 0.720.24−0.14 to 0.620.27−0.07 to 0.610.28−0.05 to 0.60
Team structure
    No teamRefRefRefRef
    Team or teamlet0.04−0.42 to 0.50−0.08−0.45 to 0.290.16−0.17 to 0.490.15−0.17 to 0.46
Team culture−0.34−0.46 to −0.21−0.33−0.45 to −0.21−0.33−0.45 to −0.21
Team structure × team culture−0.08−0.29 to 0.12
QIC fit index for model618.99535.43536.27
  • β Values are coefficients of linear regressions using generalized estimated equations associated with changes in the exhaustion score; positive numbers represent greater exhaustion and negative numbers represent less exhaustion.

  • * P < .05.

  • P < .001.

  • CI, confidence interval; EHR, electronic health record; QIC, quasi-likelihood under the independence model criterion; Ref, reference category.