Health and Quality of Life Outcomes

Table 2 Multiple regression analyses for overall QoL and life satisfaction as outcome variables

From: Quality of life of depressed and suicidal patients seeking services from traditional and faith healers in rural Kenya

	Outcome Variables
	Overall Quality of Life F(10,421) = 9.984, p < .001				Life Satisfaction F(10,407) = 10.276, p < .001
Predictors	β	SE	t	p	β	SE	t	p
Age	−.004	.002	−1.889	0.60	−.005	.002	−2.028	.043 ^*
Gender	−.016	.080	−.198	.843	−.083	.079	−1.051	.294
Depression Diagnosis	−.697	.080	−8.654	.000 ^*	−.739	.081	−9.121	.000 ^*
Level of education
Primary	−.058	.089	−.646	.519	.011	.090	.125	.900
Secondary	.002	.135	.017	.986	.215	.136	1.587	.113
Marital Status
Divorced/Separated	−.147	.135	−1.085	.278	.225	.136	1.656	.098
Married/Cohabiting	−.252	.115	−2.195	.029 ^*	−.035	.116	−.306	.760
Employment Status
Self Employed	.208	.081	2.579	.010*	.167	.081	2.074	.039 ^*
Employed	.019	.121	.158	.875	.104	.120	.873	.383
Suicidal Ideation	−.021	.009	−2.307	.022 ^*	−.008	.009	−.811	.418
	R² = .192				R² = .202

*p < .05
Bold are significant values

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