Prevalence and Associated Factors of Burnout Among Nurses at Private Tertiary Hospitals in the Gulf Region: A Cross-Sectional Multicenter Study.

SAGE Open Nurs · 2025 · PMC12235237 · PMID 40630074

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The multivariate GLM analysis used to model and predict burnout dimensions based on demographic factors showed that for centers, there were highly significant effects across all burnout dimensions: EE (F = 21.638, p -value < .001), PA (F = 6.624, p -value < .001), and DP (F = 1082.762, p -value < .001).

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Lastly, marital status was not significantly related to EE (F = 0.215, p = .807), but had a marginally significant effect on PA (F = 2.860, p = .058) and a significant effect on DP (F = 4.535, p = .011), suggesting that marital status may influence depersonalization ( Table 3 ).

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