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Table 5 GEE model: allied health professionals (N = 288)

From: Individual and organizational predictors of allied healthcare providers’ job satisfaction in residential long-term care

Category

Variables

β

SE

95% CI

p value

 

Intercept

1.112

  

.034

Individual-Level Factors

Burnout: Emotional Exhaustion

−.042

.0293

−.100–.015

.150

Burnout: Cynicism

−.113

.0338

−.179 – -.046

.001

Burnout: Efficacy

.013

.0344

−.054–.081

.699

Work Engagement: Vigor

.079

.0544

−.028–.185

.148

Work Engagement: Dedication

.025

.0717

−.116–.165

.732

Work Engagement: Absorption

.061

.0746

−.085–.207

.414

Empowerment: Competence

−.224

.0608

−.343 – -.105

< .001

Empowerment: Meaning

.232

.0725

.090–.374

.001

Empowerment: Self-Determination

.128

.0460

.038–.219

.005

Empowerment: Impact

.10

.0448

.022–.197

.014

Problem Solving

.015

.0752

−.132–.163

.839

Mental Health Status

−.004

.0038

−.011–.004

.318

Context-Level Factors

Leadership

.060

.0394

−.017–.137

.129

Culture

.097

.0666

−.034–.228

.145

Evaluation

−.034

.0415

−.115–.047

.414

Social Capital

.158

.0632

.034–.282

.012

Organizational Slack-Staffing

−.021

.0314

−.082–.041

.511

Organizational Slack-Space

−.015

.0247

−.064–.033

.538

Organizational Slack-Time

.096

.0439

.010–.182

.029

Formal Interactions

−.057

.0268

−.110 – -.005

.033

Informal Interactions

−.008

.0141

−.035–.020

.587

Structural and Electronic Resources

−.009

.0166

−.042–.023

.571

Adequate Orientation

.088

.0314

.027–.150

.005

QIC: 103.181

     

QICC: 96.712

     
  1. β standardized coefficient, CI confidence interval, SE standard error
  2. Bolded items indicate a significant relationship at p < 0.05