Health and Quality of Life Outcomes

Table 3 Results of the GEE analyzing the effect of shift work status by marital status

From: The impact of shift and night work on health related quality of life of working women: findings from the Korea Health Panel

		β*	S.E	P-value
Existence of spouse
Yes	Day work	Ref
	Night work	−1.3482	0.6200	0.0297
	Rotating shift work	−0.8132	0.4506	0.0711
No	Day work	Ref
	Night work	−0.5191	0.5425	0.3386
	Rotating shift work	−0.8615	0.6809	0.2058
Household income
Low	Day work	Ref
	Night work	−1.7891	0.9998	0.0735
	Rotating shift work	−0.4146	0.7344	0.5724
Low-middle	Day work	Ref
	Night work	−1.0657	0.6188	0.0850
	Rotating shift work	−0.1974	0.6162	0.7487
Middle-high	Day work	Ref
	Night work	−0.0940	0.7797	0.9040
	Rotating shift work	−0.9890	0.8230	0.2295
High	Day work	Ref
	Night work	−0.9858	0.7558	0.1921
	Rotating shift work	−1.1240	0.7193	0.1181

*EQ-5D score is expressed as mean ± SD
Adjusted for age, household income, education level, employment status, occupational classification, full time/part time status, number of chronic diseases, and year

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