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Table 4 Association between health-related quality of life and socioeconomic factors according to gender (adjusted for age, marital status, weight change, diabetes, high cholesterol, hypertension, smoking status, and diagnosis)

From: Socioeconomic inequalities in health-related quality of life between men and women, 5 years after a coronary angiography

 

Men

Women

 

Estimate (Standard error)

Estimate (Standard error)

Self-rated Health

 Education Level

  Primary

-0.32 (0.08)a

-0.20 (0.20)

  Secondary

-0.15 (0.07)c

0.02 (0.19)

  Tertiary

ref.

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 Living conditions

  Difficult living conditions

-0.36 (0.08)a

-0.57 (0.15)a

  Easy leaving conditions

ref.

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Quality of life

 Education level

  Primary

-0.35 (0.07)a

-0.43 (0.18)c

  Secondary

-0.26 (0.07)b

-0.39 (0.18)c

  Tertiary

ref.

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 Living conditions

  Difficult living conditions

-0.53 (0.08)a

-0.33 (0.14)c

  Easy leaving conditions

ref.

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WHOQOL-BREF physical domain

 Education level

  Primary

-7.17 (1.87)a

-17.23 (4.56)b

  Secondary

-2.60 (1.67)

-10.69 (4.35)c

  Tertiary

ref.

ref.

 Living conditions

  Difficult living conditions

-11.27 (1.83)a

-12.22 (3.58)b

  Easy leaving conditions

ref.

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WHOQOL-BREF psychological domain

 Education level

  Primary

-5.87 (1.74)b

-6.21 (4.18)

  Secondary

-2.72 (1.55)

-1.50 (4.00)

  Tertiary

ref.

ref.

 Living conditions

  Difficult living conditions

-10.14 (1.71)a

-15.20 (3.28)a

  Easy leaving conditions

ref.

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  1. a<0.0001, b<0.01, c<0.05
  2. Source: Monitoring and Dynamics of health status through the Risk Factors for Cardiovascular disease (MDYNRFC) Survey, 2013/2014