Would you choose to be a psychiatrist again? A large-sample nationwide survey of psychiatrists and psychiatry residents in China

Table 2 Binary logistic regression analysis for the decision to be a psychiatrist again

Variables	B	p	OR	95% CI for OR
Variables	B	p	OR	Lower	Upper
Age	0.017	0.07	1.017	0.999	1.035
Female (ref: male)	-0.067	0.51	0.935	0.766	1.141
Marital status
Married (ref: single)	0.472	0.004	1.604	1.165	2.208
Divorced or other (ref: single)	0.244	0.397	1.276	0.726	2.243
Annual income	-0.239	0.033	0.788	0.633	0.98
Educational level
Master or above (ref: bachelor or below)	-0.239	0.033	0.788	0.633	0.98
Professional title
Mid-level (ref: junior or below)	0.18	0.225	1.197	0.895	1.6
Senior or above (ref: junior or below)	-0.039	0.839	0.961	0.656	1.408
Working hours per week	0.016	0.001	1.016	1.006	1.025
Night shifts per month	0.053	0.021	1.055	1.008	1.104
Number of outpatients per week	-0.001	0.065	0.999	0.998	1
Number of inpatients per day	-0.004	0.199	0.996	0.989	1.002
Dissatisfaction with job-related factors
Dissatisfied with income (ref: no)	0.559	＜0.001	1.748	1.415	2.161
Heavy workload (ref: no)	0.559	＜0.001	1.749	1.423	2.149
Not feeling respected (ref: no)	0.127	0.251	1.135	0.914	1.409
Strained doctor-patient relationship (ref: no)	0.287	0.005	1.333	1.089	1.632
Excessive regulation (ref: no)	0.598	＜0.001	1.819	1.487	2.226
Professional identity (ref: positive)	2.011	＜0.001	7.47	4.587	12.164
Job satisfaction (ref: satisfied)	1.008	＜0.001	2.739	2.102	3.569
Burnout (ref: no)	1.08	＜0.001	2.945	2.356	3.681
Constant	-4.343	＜0.001	0.013

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