Table 2:

Predictors of high Well-Being Index score (≥ 2)

VariableNo. (%) of respondentsp value*
WBI score ≥ 2
n = 25
WBI score < 2
n = 20
Gender0.6
 Male1 (4)2 (10)
 Female23 (92)18 (90)
 Missing1 (4)0 (0)
Time since graduation in field, yr,0.8
 < 20 (0)1 (5)
 2–56 (24)4 (20)
 6–106 (24)4 (20)
 11–157 (28)4 (20)
 > 156 (24)7 (35)
Time working at University Heath Network, yr0.6
 < 21 (4)2 (10)
 2–58 (32)4 (20)
 6–107 (28)3 (15)
 11–154 (16)5 (25)
 > 155 (20)6 (30)
Employment status0.4
 Full-time permanent23 (92)16 (80)
 Part-time permanent2 (8)2 (10)
 Casual, temporary, other0 (0)2 (10)
Satisfaction with electronic health record0.05
 Very unsatisfied2 (8)5 (25)
 Somewhat unsatisfied9 (36)1 (5)
 Neutral5 (20)4 (20)
 Somewhat satisfied8 (32)9 (45)
 Very satisfied0 (0)1 (5)
 Missing1 (4)0 (0)
Somewhat/very satisfied with electronic health record (v. neutral/unsatisfied)0.4
 Yes8 (44)10 (56)
 No16 (62)10 (38)
 Missing1 (100)0 (0)
Staffing levels in work setting are sufficient0.06
 Disagree strongly8 (32)3 (15)
 Disagree somewhat8 (32)13 (65)
 Neutral1 (4)3 (15)
 Agree somewhat6 (24)1 (5)
 Agree strongly1 (4)0 (0)
 Missing1 (4)0 (0)
Somewhat/strongly agree that staffing levels in work setting are sufficient (v. neutral/disagree)0.05
 Yes7 (88)1 (12)
 No17 (47)19 (53)
 Missing1 (100)0 (0)
Treated fairly in workplace0.1
 Disagree strongly5 (20)3 (15)
 Disagree somewhat6 (24)1 (5)
 Neutral4 (16)1 (5)
 Agree somewhat7 (28)10 (50)
 Agree strongly2 (8)5 (25)
 Missing1 (4)0 (0)
Somewhat/strongly agree treated fairly in workplace (v. neutral/disagree)0.02
 Yes9 (38)15 (62)
 No15 (75)5 (25)
 Missing1 (100)0 (0)
  • Note: WBI = Well-Being Index.

  • * Fisher exact test.

  • Proportion of row total.