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Table 1 Sociodemographic data of nursing

From: Predictors of resilience in healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic: a longitudinal study comparing the first and second waves

 

Total N(%)

First Wave n(%)

Second Wave n(%)

t

η2

Power

Marital status

   

0.34ns

0.45

0.72

 Single

111 (18.81)

52 (18.06)

59 (19.53)

   

 Partner/married

245 (41.53)

123 (42.71)

122 (40.40)

   

 Separated/Divorced

169 (28.64)

81 (28.12)

88 (29.14)

   

 Widowed

65 (11.02)

32 (11.11)

33 (10.93%)

   

Lives with children

   

0.65ns

0.36

0.69

 No

217 (36.78)

104 (36.11)

113 (37.42)

   

 Yes

373 (63.22)

184 (63.89)

189 (62.58)

   

Years of experience in healthcare

   

0.92 ns

0.71

0.66

 1–6

93 (15.76)

39 (13.54)

54 (17.88)

   

 7–12

144 (24.41)

65 (22.57)

78 (25.83)

   

 13–18

198 (33.56)

102 (35.42)

97 (32.12)

   

 More than 18

155 (26.27)

82 (28.47)

73 (24.17)

   

In contact with COVID-19 + patients

   

1.32**

0.98

0.83

 No

98 (16.61)

82 (28.47)

16 (5.3)

   

 Yes

492 (83.39)

206 (71.53)

286 (94.70)

   

Type of dwelling

   

0.46ns

0.22

0.59

 Flat of less than 59 square meters

46 (7.80)

24 (8.33)

23 (7.61)

   

 Flat between 60 and 99 square meters

101 (17.12)

42 (14.58)

59 (19.54)

   

 Flat of 100 square meters or more

164 (27.80)

85 (29.52)

78 (25.83)

   

 One-story house of 100 square meters

195 (33.05)

91 (31.60)

105 (34.77)

   

 Two-story house of 100 square meters

84 (14.23)

46 (15.97)

37 (12.25)

   
 

590 (100)

288 (100)

302 (100)

0.39 ns

0.61

0.94

  1. First Wave = March 2020; Second Wave = October 2020; t = Student-T; * = p < 0.05; ** = p  <  0.01; ns = Not significant; η2 = eta square; Power = Power of contrast