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Table 1 Demographic and pandemic-related work and management characteristics of severe symptoms of exhaustion among Swedish general practitioners (n = 1013)

From: COVID-19- related work, managerial factors and exhaustion among general practitioners in Sweden: a cross-sectional study

Variable

N

All

Exhaustion

Total

1013

 

14.4%

Gender

   

Female

590

58.2%

16.4%

Male

423

41.8%

11.6%

Hierarchical position

   

Junior doctor

313

31.7%

17.0%

Senior doctor

675

68.3%

13.8%

PANDEMIC- RELATED WORK FACTORS

   

Managing COVID-19 patients

   

Rarely/No

254

25.1%

7.8%

Yes

756

74.9%

16.7%

Moral distress

   

Not stressful

684

68.1%

11.9%

Stressful

320

31.9%

20.1%

Emotional demands

   

Unchanged/decreased

661

65.4%

12.0%

Increased

349

34.6%

18.8%

Excess workload

   

Unchanged

655

64.7%

11.5%

Increased

358

35.3%

19.9%

PANDEMIC- RELATED MANAGEMENT FACTORS

   

Supportive management

   

Physically present manager

   

Yes

893

91.1%

13.5%

No

87

8.9%

26.7%

Supportive manager

   

Yes

815

86.2%

12.8%

No

130

13.8%

29.1%

Work environment management

   

Use staff resources

   

Neutral/good

854

87.3%

12.1%

Fairly/very poor

124

12.7%

31.7%

Working conditions

   

Neutral/good

748

75.9%

8.9%

Fairly/very poor

237

24.1%

33.0%

Clinical management

   

Policies on patient prioritisation

   

Neutral/good

755

77.8%

10.8%

Fairly/very poor

216

22.2%

29.2%

Treatment guidelines

   

Neutral/good

786

81.0%

11.9%

Fairly/very poor

184

19.0%

26.7%