A Cross-Sectional Study on Prevalence and Predictors of Burnout among a Sample of Pharmacists Employed in Pharmacies in Central Italy

Table 6

Association between “clinically relevant burnout level” and demographic characteristics, smoking and alcohol consumption habits, and working conditions.

		Clinically relevant burnout level
		No n (%)	Yes n (%)	value
Gender	M	104 (86.0)	17 (14.0)	0.150
	F	313 (89.9)	35 (10.1)
Smoking habit	No	338 (88.0)	46 (12.0)	0.130
	Yes	79 (92.9)	6 (7.1)
Alcohol consumption	No	165 (89.7)	19 (10.3)	0.396
	Yes	252 (88.4)	33 (11.6)
Type of working contract	Temporary job	67 (91.8)	6 (8.2)	0.266
	Permanent job	350 (88.4)	46 (11.6)
Working position	Employee	318 (87.8)	44 (12.2)	0.117
	Other	99 (92.5)	8 (7.5)
Night shift	No	390 (88.8)	49 (11.2)	0.569
	Yes	27 (90.0)	3 (10.0)
Workplace location	Rome municipality	312 (88.6)	40 (11.4)	0.445
	Outside Rome municipality	105 (89.7)	12 (10.3)
Job seniority	<10 years	189 (91.7)	17 (8.3)	0.056
	≥10 years	228 (86.7)	35 (13.3)
Average overtime	0–5	224 (91.8)	20 (8.2)	0.027
	>5	193 (85.8)	32 (14.2)
Working time	Part time	140 (94.0)	9 (6.0)	0.011
	Full time	277 (86.6)	43 (13.4)