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Table 4 Differences between Swedish, Dutch, and Danish nurses in overall scores and factors of Stress of Conscience when working in the Covid ICU and when working in the usual workplace

From: Stress of conscience of COVID-19 among perianaesthesia nurses having worked in a COVID-ICU during the coronavirus pandemic: an international perspective

 

Total

n = 244

Mean (SD)

range

Sweden

n = 69

Mean (SD)

range

Netherland

n = 104

Mean (SD)

range

Denmark

Mean (SD)

range

p-value

Factor I, Internal demands when working in the Covid ICU

12.6(6.3)

5–30

18.4 (5.5)

5–30

8.8(4.0)

5–21

12.3(5.6)

5–7

 < 0.001*

Factor II, External demands and restrictions when working in the Covid ICU

11.7(5.3)

4–27

15.2 (4.7)

4–27

9.1(4.3)

4–23

11.9 (5.0)

4–20

 < 0.001*

Overall score, Stress of Conscience when working in the Covid ICU

23.1(5.6)

9–51

31.8 (8.6)

9–51

16.4 (6.5)

9–37

23.1 (8.6)

9–42

 < 0.001*

Factor I, Internal demands when working in the usual workplace

9.5(3.0)

5–17

10.4 (2.9)

5–17

8.8(2.9)

5–17

9.7(3.1)

5–17

 < 0.001**

Factor II, External demands and restrictions when working in the usual workplace

8.2(2.9)

4–17

9.2(2.7)

7.6(2.9)

4–17

8.0(2.9)

4–15

 < 0.001**

Overall score, Stress of Conscience when working in the usual workplace

17.7(5.3)

9–31

19.6(4.7)

0–30

16.4(17.1)

9–30

17.8(5.2)

9–31

 < 0.001**

  1. Bonferroni correction: * Between all three countries; **Sweden vs Netherland