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Table 3 Multiple linear regression analysis of turnover intention among nurses (N = 1131)

From: The role of bidirectional associations between depression, anxiety, and emotional exhaustion on turnover intention among nurses: a multicenter cross-sectional study in China

Independent variable

β (95% CI)

Model 1a

Model 1b

Model 2a

Model 2b

Emotional exhaustion

0.459 (0.311, 0.400) ***

0.402 (0.266, 0.356) ***

0.452 (0.305, 0.359) ***

0.395 (0.260, 0.352) ***

Depression/Anxiety

0.138 (0.192, 0.463) ***

0.139 (0.196, 0.462) ***

0.148 (0.210, 0.483) ***

0.147 (0.212, 0.479) ***

Adjusted R2

0.295

0.329

0.297

0.330

  1. Models 1a and 1b: depression and emotional exhaustion were used as independent variables
  2. Models 2a and 2b: anxiety and emotional exhaustion were used as independent variables
  3. Models 1a and 2a, unadjusted models; Models 2b and 2b, adjusted for age, education level, self-directed choice of nursing, single status and work unit
  4. β, standardized regression coefficient; 95%CI, 95% confidence interval for regression coefficient
  5. ***P < 0.001
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BMC Nursing

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