Effects of Occupational Radiation Exposure on Job Stress and Job Burnout of Medical Staff in Xinjiang, China: A Cross-Sectional Study

24 December 2020 : Database Analysis

Zhe Zhang^1ABCEF, Yaoqin Lu^2BCD, Xianting Yong^1BCE, Jianwen Li^3BFG, Jiwen Liu^1ADEFG*

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.927848

Med Sci Monit 2020; 26:e927848

Related articles Order reprints Share article Share by email

View HTML version

Table 2 Comparison of job stress in different populations.

Items	N	ERI		Detection rate (%)	Chi-squared value	P-value
Items	N	No	Yes	Detection rate (%)	Chi-squared value	P-value

<30	311	222	89	28.62	116.202
<40	571	259	312	54.64
<50	353	107	246	69.69
≥50	161	67	94	58.39

Male	796	371	425	53.39	0.046	0.830
Female	600	284	316	52.67	0.046	0.830

Han	995	447	548	55.08	5.261
Minority	401	208	193	48.13	5.261

None or primary	521	323	198	38.00	76.313
Middle	501	195	306	61.08
Senior	374	137	237	63.37

Junior college and below	317	165	152	47.95	4.570	0.102
Undergraduate	683	314	369	54.03
Postgraduate	396	176	220	55.56
Marital status
Unmarried	275	180	95	34.55	47.846
Married	1090	464	626	57.43
Divorced or widowed	31	11	20	64.52

Doctor	834	387	447	53.60	3.589	0.309
Nurse	208	89	119	57.21
Radiographer	320	163	157	49.06
Others	34	16	18	52.94

Diagnostic radiology	811	387	424	52.28	12.307
Nuclear medicine	38	18	20	52.63
Radiotherapy	147	68	79	53.74
Interventional radiology	324	134	190	58.64
Others	76	48	28	36.84

<5	422	294	128	30.33	153.461
<10	465	213	252	54.19
<20	302	84	218	72.19
≥20	207	64	143	69.08

No	1292	629	663	51.32	20.738
Yes	104	26	78	75.00	20.738

No	1224	601	623	50.90	18.279
Yes	172	54	118	68.60	18.279

No	1360	644	716	52.65	3.327	0.068
Yes	36	11	25	69.44	3.327	0.068

BMI <24	1205	595	610	50.62	20.647
BMI ≥24	191	60	131	68.59	20.647

No	1000	488	512	51.20	4.741
Yes	396	167	229	57.83	4.741

No	622	323	299	48.07	10.944
Yes	774	332	442	57.11	10.944

Back to the Article