Change in physical activity and quality of life in endometrial cancer survivors receiving a physical activity intervention

Table 1 Residual covariance between post-intervention physical activity and quality of life, accounting for baseline levels^a

Measure	Estimate^b	SE	P-value	Adjusted P-value^c
SF-36
Physical Functioning	9.715	10.136	0.338	0.563
Mental Health	2.714	8.655	0.754	0.831
Vitality	19.732	11.188	0.078	0.243
Physical Role Limitation	85.154	23.035	<0.000	0.005
Bodily Pain	27.859	13.344	0.037	0.153
General Health	22.251	8.251	0.007	0.044
Social Functioning	9.093	12.273	0.459	0.648
Emotional Role Limitation	−15.454	21.230	0.467	0.648
QLACS
Negative Feelings	−0.606	2.022	0.765	0.831
Positive Feelings	3.830	2.531	0.130	0.296
Cognitive Problems	−2.887	2.006	0.150	0.313
Pain	−7.234	2.575	0.005	0.041
Sexual Interest	2.200	2.700	0.415	0.648
Energy Fatigue	−3.406	1.926	0.077	0.243
Social Avoidance	−5.368	2.170	0.013	0.067
Financial Problems	1.242	2.214	0.575	0.756
Benefits	0.124	3.049	0.967	0.969
Distress Family	−4.605	3.034	0.129	0.296
Appearance	0.059	1.528	0.969	0.969
Distress Recurrence	−4.042	2.625	0.124	0.296
BSI
Somatization	−4.457	1.433	0.002	0.023
Depression	−2.374	1.892	0.209	0.374
Anxiety	−2.370	1.749	0.175	0.337
PSS
Perceived Stress Score	−1.423	3.776	0.706	0.831
PQSI
Global Score	−0.693	2.096	0.741	0.831

^aAll models adjusted for age, education, BMI, time since diagnosis, disease stage, and treatment
^bResidual covariance estimates obtained via path analyses for post-intervention physical activity and post-intervention quality of life measures, taking in to account baseline levels and potentially confounding variables; results are for imputed data
^cP-values were adjusted for false discovery rate using the Benjamini and Hochberg procedure [50]

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