Investigation of Caring Behavior and Caring Burden and Their Associated Factors among Nurses Who Cared for Patients with COVID-19 in East Guilan, the North of Iran

Table 5

Relationship between variables with a significance level of less than 0.2 (education history of COVID-19, intention to change job, job satisfaction level, income status, housing status, responsibility for caring for another person), and caring burden.

Variable	B	Std. Error	Beta	t	value	95.0% confidence interval for B
						Lower bound	Upper bound
Constant	25.001	17.799	—	1.405	0.163	−10.222	60.224
Education	6.225	6.399	0.081	0.973	0.332	−6.437	18.888
History of COVID-19	−11.731	4.271	−0.221	−2.746	0.007	−20.183	−3.278
Intention to change job	14.042	4.936	0.246	2.845	0.005	4.274	23.810
Job satisfaction level	−4.489	4.065	−0.100	−1.104	0.272	−12.534	3.556
Income status	−4.357	3.682	−0.102	−1.183	0.239	−11.644	2.929
Housing status	9.620	5.959	0.134	1.615	0.109	−2.172	21.413
Responsibility for another person caring	12.660	9.236	0.112	1.371	0.173	−5.617	30.937