The Effect of Psychological Hotwash on Resilience of Emergency Medical Services Personnel

Table 1

Demographic and working status of psychological hotwash and control groups.

Variables	Frequency in groups			P value
	Hotwash	Control	Total
Age (years), mean ± SD	36.63 ± 6.03	33.38 ± 5.92	35.00 ± 6.15	0.034^b
BMI, mean ± SD	26.41 ± 2.99	24.33 ± 3.12	25.36 ± 3.21	0.003^b
Marriage status, n (%)
Married	29 (90.62)	24 (75)	53 (82.8)	0.098^c
Single	3 (9.38)	8 (25)	11 (17.2)
Work experience (years), mean ± SD	12.06 ± 5.81	9.03 ± 4.29	10.5 ± 5.29	0.086^b
Number of shifts per month, mean ± SD	17.28 ± 3.00	17.88 ± 3.02	17.58 ± 3.00	0.385^b
Number of night shifts per month, mean ± SD	8.22 ± 1.21	9.00 ± 2.12	8.61 ± 1.76	0.097^b
Number of missions during the study, mean ± SD	80.56 ± 10.31	79.06 ± 10.13	80.20 ± 10.18	0.110^b

Data are presented as n (%), or mean ± SD. SD: standard deviation. ^bIndependent samples t-test. ^cChi-square test.