Posttraumatic Psychiatric Disorders and Resilience in Healthcare Providers following a Disastrous Earthquake: An Interventional Study in Taiwan
Table 2
Univariate analysis of posttraumatic psychiatric disorders in the immediate questionnaire in all HCPs.
Variable
With posttraumatic psychiatric disorders ( = 11)
Without posttraumatic psychiatric disorders ( = 56)
value
Age (years)
33.0 ± 5.7
33.0 ± 5.1
0.975
Age subgroup (years)
>0.999
<30
3 (27.3%)
15 (26.8%)
30–39
6 (54.5%)
32 (57.1%)
≥40
2 (18.2%)
9 (16.1%)
Sex
0.095
Male
2 (18.2%)
28 (50%)
Female
9 (81.8%)
28 (50%)
Years of service
10.3 ± 6.3
8.7 ± 6.0
0.436
Occupation
0.191
Nurse
8 (72.7%)
27 (48.2%)
Physician
3 (27.3%)
29 (51.8%)
Education
0.719
Bachelor
9 (81.8%)
49 (87.5%)
Master
2 (18.2%)
6 (10.7%)
Ph.D.
0
1 (1.8%)
Marital status
0.551
Married
7 (63.6%)
26 (46.4%)
Unmarried
4 (36.4%)
29 (51.8%)
Divorced
0
1 (1.8%)
Data are expressed as (%) or mean ± standard deviation. Statistical tests: independent samples -test was used for age and years of service and Pearson chi-square test was used for age subgroup, sex, occupation, education, and marital status. HCPs, healthcare providers; Ph.D., doctor of philosophy.
