Self-esteem in patients with venous thromboembolism predicts time trade-off values for own health

Table 3 In traders only, four separate multivariate linear regressions to select predictors for the TTO

Predictors entered	LL 95% CI	Estimate	UL 95% CI	β	p
Sociodemographic variables N = 74, R² = 0.09
Constant	52.995	80.938	108.881	–	< 0.001
Gender	− 3.882	5.290	14.581	0.141	0.257
Paid work	− 4.808	6.143	16.853	0.165	0.264
Religion	− 11.556	− 2.271	6.557	− 0.073	0.551
Education	− 1.661	0.746	3.654	0.073	0.575
Living status	− 10.980	− 1.659	8.018	− 0.043	0.728
Age	− 0.460	− 0.103	0.272	− 0.084	0.576
Medical-clinical factors. N = 63, R² = 0.255
Constant	65.764	106.635	147.505	–	< 0.001
PTS: light to mild symptoms	− 0.961	1.906	4.772	0.230	0.188 #
PTS: severe symptoms	− 4.027	− 1.635	0.757	− 0.221	0.176 #
Number of comorbidities	− 10.611	− 5.924	− 1.237	− 0.329	0.014 #
Sum of symptoms	− 50.961	− 14.674	21.614	− 0.096	0.421
Recent events	− 20.574	− 9.704	1.165	− 0.213	0.079 #
Severe bleeding	− 24.590	− 9.064	6.462	− 0.158	0.247
Family history	− 8.103	− 1.143	5.816	− 0.043	0.743
Quality of life, SF-36 summary scales N = 68, R² = 0.132
Constant	37.548	58.781	80.014	–	< 0.001
PCS	0.237	0.683	1.130	0.367	0.003#
MCS	− 0.398	− 0.024	0.349	− 0.016	0.897
Rosenberg self-esteem. N = 74, R² = 0.182
Constant	9.775	34.184	58.594		0.007
Rosenberg self-esteem scale	0.781	1.555	2.329	0.427	< 0.001#

TTO, time trade-off; LL, lower limit; UL, upper limit; CI, confidence interval; β, standardized regression coefficient; PCS, Physical Component Summary Scale; PTS: light to mild symptoms, post thrombotic syndrome: sum of light to mild symptoms; PTS: severe symptoms, post thrombotic syndrome: sum of severe symptoms; recent events, number of recent events with an impact on health
^#Selected predictors with p < 0.2

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