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Table 4 Logistic regression results for the effect of work stress from different sources on hyperlipidemia, hyperglycemia, and hypertension

From: Stressors and level of stress among different nursing positions and the associations with hyperlipidemia, hyperglycemia, and hypertension: a national questionnaire survey

Source of stress

OR (95% CI)

Adjusted model (aspects 1)

1.083 (1.048–1.118)***

Adjusted model (aspects 2)

1.054 (1.030–1.079) ***

Adjusted model (aspects 3)

1.117 (1.040–1.200) ***

Adjusted model (aspects 4)

1.040 (1.016–1.064) ***

Adjusted model (aspects 5)

1.054 (1.028–1.081) ***

Adjusted model (aspects 6)

1.032 (1.016–1.049) ***

Adjusted model (aspects 7)

1.104 (1.036–1.177) ***

Adjusted model (aspects 8)

1.083 (1.042–1.126) ***

  1. Note: Eight aspects: (1) evaluation and policy, (2) colleagues, higher-level officers, and extra-occupational duties, (3) supervisor of own department, (4) opinions of individuals from other departments, (5) lack of work leadership, security, and equality, (6) impact of and fatigue from work execution, (7) promotion, (8) others
  2. Model was adjusted for age, gender, job positions, marital status, work experience, work unit, weekly work hours, and family care needs
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