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Table 6 Summary – Comparison of the burdens, resources, health and wellbeing of nurses in GPC and SPC

From: Burdens, resources, health and wellbeing of nurses working in general and specialised palliative care in Germany – results of a nationwide cross-sectional survey study

    Variable GPC   SPC
Burdens   Burden due to organisational framework conditions scale   
  Quantitative demands scale   
  Emotional demands scale   
  Demands for hiding emotions scale   
  Emotional burden due to death scale   
  Burden due to care of patients scale   
  Burden due to nursing care scale   
  Burden due to care of relatives scale   
Resources Organisational Meaning of work scale   
Workplace commitment scale   
Meaningfulness of work single item   
Gratitude of patients single item   
Gratitude of relatives single item   
Recognition through supervisor single item   
Recognition through colleagues single item   
Recognition through patients/relatives single item   
Recognition through social context single item   
Recognition through salary single item   
Social Good working team scale   
Family single item   
Friends single item   
Personal Satisfaction with life scale   
Positive thinking single item   
Professional attitude/dissociation single item   
Hobbies single item   
Sport single item   
Religiosity/spirituality single item   
Self-reflection single item   
Self-care single item   
Resilience single item   
Health and Wellbeing Self-rated health scale   
Burnout scale   
Intention to leave the profession scale   
Chronic back pain item   
Depression single item   
  1. Note. ↔ observed sample frequencies in GPC and SPC not differed significantly from expected frequencies or scale difference < 5; ↑ observed sample frequencies in GPC and SPC differed significantly from expected frequencies or scale difference ≥ 5 (p < 0.05)