Potential correlates of burnout among general practitioners and residents in Hungary: the significant role of gender, age, dependant care and experience

Table 4 Potential socio-demographic and work-related correlates of burnout among female (N = 209) and male (N = 141) physicians

	Emotional exhaustion			Depersonalization			Personal accomplishment
Variables	Female physicians	Male physicians	Total sample	Female physicians	Male physicians	Total sample	Female physicians	Male physicians	Total sample
Age	r_S = −0.193^**	r_S = − 0.206^**	r_S = − 0.186^**	r_S = − 0.220^***	r_S = − 0.191^*	r_S = − 0.198 ^***	r_S = 0.358^***	NS^a	r_S = 0.234^***
Marital status	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a
Number of children	r_S = 0.159^*	NS^a	r_S = 0.119^*	r_S = 0.141^*	NS^a	r_S = 0.117^*	r_S = − 0.178^**	NS^a	NS^a
Job title (GP vs resident)	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	U = 4461.5^*	NS^a	NS^a	U = 3823.5^***	NS^a	U = 12,247.0^**
Number of patients in the practice	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	r_S = 0.216^*	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a
Average of years spent in the practice	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	r_S = − 0.176^**	NS^a	r_S = − 0.133^**	r_S = 0.264^***	NS^a	r_S = 0.168^**
Specialty focus of GPs and residents	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a
On-call over week-end, nightshifts	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a	NS^a

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