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Table 2 Baseline data comparison between the non-depressive and depressive groups

From: Machine learning-driven identification of key risk factors for predicting depression among nurses

Characteristic

Non-depression group, N = 2701

Depression group, N = 231

P2

Gender

  

>0.999

 Man

2 (0.74%)

0 (0.00%)

 

 Female

268 (99.26%)

23 (100.00%)

 

Age

  

0.689

 Median (IQR)

32.00 (29.00, 36.00)

31.00 (30.00, 35.00)

 

Title

  

0.803

 Primary

122 (45.19%)

10 (43.48%)

 

 Intermediate

136 (50.37%)

13 (56.52%)

 

 Senior or Positive height

12 (4.44%)

0 (0.00%)

 

Year of working

  

0.730

 Median (IQR)

10.00 (7.00, 14.00)

9.00 (8.00, 12.50)

 

Habitation

  

>0.999

 Rural or Township

4 (1.48%)

0 (0.00%)

 

 City

266 (98.52%)

23 (100.00%)

 

Seek psychological assistance during the epidemic

  

>0.999

 No

265 (98.15%)

23 (100.00%)

 

 Female

5 (1.85%)

0 (0.00%)

 

Taken any psychotropic drugs before

  

0.003

 No

265 (98.15%)

19 (82.61%)

 

 Yes

5 (1.85%)

4 (17.39%)

 

Entered or passed through high-risk areas in the past month

  

0.221

 No

252 (93.33%)

20 (86.96%)

 

 Yes

18 (6.67%)

3 (13.04%)

 

Isolation location

  

0.002

 Home quarantine

159 (58.89%)

6 (26.09%)

 

 Hospital isolation

111 (41.11%)

17 (73.91%)

 

SI count

  

<0.001

 Median (IQR)

5.00 (1.00, 8.00)

11.00 (7.50, 15.00)

 

PSS count

  

<0.001

 Median (IQR)

16.00 (11.00, 17.00)

20.00 (17.00, 24.50)

 
  1. 1n (%)
  2. 2 Chi square testing, Mann Whitney rank sum test, and Fisher’s accuracy test