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Table 2 Factors of importance to mental HRQoL in the total sample of SNAC-Blekinge and Good Aging in Skåne (GÅS)

From: Analyzing the situation of older family caregivers with a focus on health-related quality of life and pain: a cross-sectional cohort study

 

Model 1 (enter) (n = 2,459)

Model 2 (enter)

Model 3 (enter)

OR

CI

p value

OR

CI

p value

OR

CI

p value

Pain (VAS)

1.17

1.13–1.21

< 0.001

1.16

1.13–1.21

< 0.001

1.15

1.11–1.19

< 0.001

Family caregiver

1.23

0.92–1.64

0.154

1.38

1.03–1.85

0.034

1.47

1.08–1.99

0.013

Age

   

1.03

1.02–1.04

< 0.001

1.01

1.00–1.03

0.011

Gender

   

1.28

1.05–1.57

0.016

1.36

1.09–1.68

0.005

Living alone

   

1.21

0.97–1.50

0.086

1.17

0.93–1.46

0.173

Education

   

1.35

0.99–1.85

0.058

1.15

0.83–1.60

0.406

Financial status

   

1.93

1.51–2.48

< 0.001

1.79

1.38–2.32

< 0.001

Functional status (IADL)

        

0.105

 Totally dependent

         

 Severely dependent

         

 Moderately dependent

         

 A little dependent

         

MMSE

      

0.91

0.87–0.95

< 0.001

Worried about health

        

< 0.001

 Very

      

4.48

2.94–6.83

< 0.001

 Fairly

      

3.19

2.32–4.40

< 0.001

 A little

      

1.60

1.18–2.17

0.003

  1. Hosmer–Lemeshow test in model 1: p value = 0.602; model 2: p value = 0.602; model 3: p value = 0.371. Variables included in model 1: pain (VAS) and family caregiver. Nagelkerke R squared = 0.052. Variables included in model 2: pain (VAS), family caregiver, age, gender, living alone, education, and financial resources, Nagelkerke R squared = 0.105. Variables included in model 3: pain (VAS), family caregiver, age, gender, living alone, education, financial resources, functional status (IADL), MMSE, and worry about one’s own health, Nagelkerke R squared=0.172. The reference categories were the response alternatives: younger age, being male, living with someone, independence in IADL, high financial resources, high education levels, low MMSE scores, being a non-caregiver, having no pain (VAS), and not being worried about one’s own health. Significant factors are in bold