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Table 3 Association between three-dimensional burnout diagnosis and socio-demographic characteristics of students from the College of Medicine, University of Kerbala (N=424)

From: Burnout among medical students of the University of Kerbala and its correlates

Variables

Adjusted OR

OR CI 95% Lower-Upper

P value

Age groups/years

18–19

2.058

0.697–6.072

0.191

20–21

1.319

0.570–3.055

0.518

≥22 (ref.)

1

  

Gender

Male (ref.)

1

  

Female

1.824

1.074–3.095

0.026

Marital status

Single

0.943

0.080–11.135

0.963

Married

0.439

0.029–6.584

0.552

Separated/divorced (ref.)

1

  

Residence

Kerbala

1.023

0.616–1.696

0.931

Others (ref.)

1

  

Smoking status

Smoker

0.670

0.030–15.184

0.802

Non-smoker

0.278

0.013–5.983

0.414

Ex-smoker (ref.)

1

  

Stage

First

0.741

0.218–2.519

0.631

Second

0.855

0.260–2.810

0.796

Third

1.047

0.355–3.088

0.934

Fourth

1.461

0.6–3.561

0.404

Fifth

2.334

0.908–6

0.079

Sixth (ref.)

1

  

Exercise habit/week

Never

1.541

0.611–3.163

0.360

Rarely

1.265

0.553–2.897

0.578

Sometimes

0.80

0.353–1.893

0.598

Always (ref.)

1

  

Daily sleep hours

<7

1.456

0.879–2.413

0.145

≥7 (ref.)

1

  

Regular use of legal substancesa

Yes

1.868

1.001–3.484

0.05

No (ref.)

1

  

Family history of mental diseases

Yes

2.653

1.251–5.624

0.011

No (ref.)

1

  
  1. aRegular use of legal substances included (pain relief drugs, sedatives, cough drugs, steroids, antidepressants, caffeine)