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Table 1 Sample characteristics of samples included in cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses

From: A comparison of interpreters’ wellbeing and work-related characteristics in the care of refugees across different work settings

 

Cross-sectional samplea

(n = 158)

Longitudinal sampleb

(n = 63)

Age in years, mean (SD)

39.09 (12.51)

39.86 (12.93)

Male gender, n (%)

46 (29.1)

23 (36.5)

No own flight experience, n (%)

117 (74.1)

50 (79.4)

Education in years, mean (SD)

16.81 (3.40)

17.67 (2.91)

BSI-18 GSI at t1

 mean (SD)

9.06 (9.16)

8.17 (8.41)

 Median (IRQ)

6 (7)

5 (12.5)

CBI-work at t1

 mean (SD)

25.52 (18.43)

24.55 (17.42)

 Median (IRQ)

21.43 (27.68)

25 (21.43)

ProQOL-CS at t1

 mean (SD)

40.78 (6.93)

41.37 (6.67)

 Median (IRQ)

42 (8.75)

43 (7)

Main work setting at t1: n (%)

 Psychotherapy

38 (24.1)

12 (19.0)

 Counselling

39 (24.7)

13 (20.6)

 Medical setting

22 (13.9)

8 (12.7)

 Authorities

59 (37.3)

30 (47.6)

  1. Note. SD Standard deviation, BSI-18 GSI Brief Symptom Inventory 18 General Severity Index, CBI-work Work-related burnout subscale of the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory, ProQOL-CS Compassion Satisfaction subscale of the Professional Quality of Life Questionnaire
  2. a Sample included in cross-sectional analyses at 1
  3. b Sample included in longitudinal analysis
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