Relationship between psychosocial working conditions, stress perception, and needle-stick injury among healthcare workers in Shanghai

Table 5 The Standardized Direct and Indirect Effects of the variables in the study

Variables		Effect	Bias-corrected 95%CI	p-value
Total effect
Working condition(M3)	Needle-stick	0.64	0.60~0.67	<.001
Working condition(M4)	Needle-stick	0.63	0.59~0.66	<.001
Working condition(M5)	Needle-stick	0.64	0.60~0.67	<.001
Direct effect
Working condition(M3)	Needle-stick	0.40	0.32~0.47	<.001
Working condition(M4)	Needle-stick	0.63	0.59~0.66	<.001
Working condition(M5)	Needle-stick	0.39	0.32~0.48	.040
Helplessness	Needle-stick	0.31	0.23~0.39	<.001
Low self-efficacy	Needle-stick	0.06	0.02~0.11	.010
Stress perception	Needle-stick	0.32	0.22~0.39	.020
Working condition(M3)	Helplessness	0.78	0.75~0.81	<.001
Working condition(M4)	Low self-efficacy	0.10	0.03~0.16	.004
Working condition(M5)	Stress perception	0.78	0.75~0.81	<.001
Indirect effect	Mediator		Needle-stick
Working condition	Helplessness	0.24	0.18~0.30	<.001
	Low self-efficacy	0.01	−0.01~0.02	.070
	Stress perception	0.25	0.19~0.31	.015

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