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Table 2 Levels of turnover intention, ethical climate, moral distress, and moral sensitivity (n = 123)

From: Impact of ethical climate, moral distress, and moral sensitivity on turnover intention among haemodialysis nurses: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Mean (SD)

Range

Min-Max

Turnover intention

3.63(1.03)

1–5

1.00–5.00

Ethical climate

96.24(10.05)

26–130

69.00-123.00

 

Peers

4.20(0.50)

 

3.00–5.00

 

Managers

4.13(0.61)

 

2.00–5.00

 

Patients

3.77(0.42)

 

2.60–6.20

 

Physicians

3.34(0.67)

 

1.67-5.00

 

Hospital

3.35(0.48)

 

2.17–4.33

Moral distress

98.55(66.24)

0-336

7.00-264.00

 

Futile care

6.69(4.09)

 

0.00–16.00

 

Nursing practice

5.30(4.64)

 

0.00–16.00

 

Institutional and contextual factors

5.01(4.03)

 

0.00–15.00

 

Physician practice

3.08(2.77)

 

0.00–11.00

 

Limit to claim the ethical issue

2.08(2.49)

 

0.00-11.33

Moral sensitivity

4.88(0.57)

1–7

3.37–6.56

 

Professional responsibility

5.46 (0.72)

 

3.29-7.00

 

Patient-oriented care

5.43 (0.71)

 

3.40-7.00

 

Conflict

4.72 (0.82

 

2.60-7.00

 

Moral meaning

4.54 (0.82

 

2.20–6.80

 

Benevolence

4.02 (0.79)

 

2.60–6.80