Impact of care guilt on the health status of female medical staff: a cross-sectional study

Table 2 Results of the simple mediation model

Variables	B	SE	p	Bootstrapped 95% CI
Variables	B	SE	p	LL	UL
Mediator variable model: TP
CG	0.351	0.043	< 0.001	0.266	0.437
Age	0.007	0.006	0.239	-0.004	0.018
Edu	0.008	0.096	0.935	-0.177	0.199
MS	0.142	0.113	0.212	-0.078	0.368
PFT	-0.030	0.079	0.703	-0.184	0.124
SR	-0.143	0.083	0.083	-0.310	0.016
LOH	0.152	0.085	0.075	-0.017	0.316
CD	-0.017	0.101	0.869	-0.210	0.185
Outcome variable model: Health
CG	-0.203	0.089	0.023	-0.371	-0.022
TP	-0.275	0.103	0.007	-0.478	-0.077
Age	0.015	0.009	0.111	-0.003	0.033
Edu	-0.031	0.155	0.841	-0.337	0.279
MS	-0.055	0.174	0.752	-0.397	0.281
PFT	-0.067	0.151	0.657	-0.368	0.225
SR	-0.114	0.154	0.459	-0.421	0.188
LOH	0.010	0.151	0.948	-0.293	0.306
CD	-0.359	0.188	0.057	-0.727	0.014
CG ◊ TP ◊Health	-0.097	0.037	0.008	-0.175	-0.032

Note. N = 407; CG = Care Guilt; TP = Time pressure; Health = Self-rated health; Edu = Educational level; MS = Marital status; PFT = Professional title; SR = Supervisory responsibility; LOH = Level of hospital; CD = Chronic disease; CG◊ TP ◊Health = CG effect on Health through TP

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