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Table 1 Descriptive statistics of the healthcare workers datasets. Percent values for categorical variables, means and standard deviation in parentheses for continuous variables. Missing values per variable or scale

From: Working conditions of healthcare workers and clients’ satisfaction with care: study protocol and baseline results of a cluster-randomised workplace intervention

Variable

Control

Intervention

Missing

Healthcare workers (n = 386)

Age

  

1

 Age 18–39

23.1

27.2

 

 Age 40–54

52.5

46.3

 

 Age 55 and older

24.4

26.5

 

Sex

  

5

 Male

23.0

16.4

 

 Female

77.0

83.6

 

Psychometric scales

 Physical work ability

3.15 (0.98)

3.10 (0.91)

4

 Mental work ability

3.05 (0.94)

3.04 (0.87)

6

 Cognitive demands

4.29 (0.46)

4.32 (0.41)

1

 Emotional demands

3.81 (0.62)

3.85 (0.57)

2

 Low job control

3.24 (0.65)

3.14 (0.67)

1

 Low predictability of work tasks

2.87 (0.70)

2.83 (0.73)

1

 Role clarity

2.16 (0.62)

2.11 (0.70)

2

 Role conflict

3.12 (0.75)

3.19 (0.77)

1

 Low development chances

2.30 (0.62)

2.20 (0.63)

1

 Efforts

2.62 (0.69)

2.58 (0.61)

4

 Rewards

1.84 (0.59)

1.82 (0.53)

23

 Effort-Reward Imbalance

0.89 (0.40)

0.85 (0.32)

26

 Overcommitment

2.59 (0.61)

2.59 (0.56)

2

 Supervisor behaviours

3.16 (0.94)

3.16 (0.95)

3

 Unsupportive colleagues

1.88 (0.67)

1.94 (0.74)

2

 Negative affect

1.86 (0.64)

1.77 (0.55)

3