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Table 4 Adjusted associations between gender, demographic variables, psychosocial variables, pain and changes in HRQOL (delta RAND PCS or MCS) examined by linear regression analyses, N = 309

From: Health-related quality of life in parents of adolescents one year into the COVID-19 pandemic: a two-year longitudinal study

  

Delta RAND-36 PCS

  

Delta RAND-36 MCS

 

B

(CI)

p-value

B

(CI)

p-value

Gender (Ref = father)

-0.17

-2.03, 1.70

0.861

-1.28

-3.68, 1.17

0.297

Age

-0.08

-0.26, 0.10

0.379

0.24

0.01, 0.47

0.038*

Region (ref = Oslo/Viken)

-0.19

-1.81, 1.42

0.818

0.65

-1.42, 2.74

0.537

Living conditions

 Married/cohabitating

ref

  

ref

  

 Single/divorced, widow/widower

1.52

-0.81, 3.86

0.201

-0.67

-3.69, 2.34

0.660

 Education

      

 Less than 13 years of education

-0.95

-3.14, 1.24

0.395

0.06

-2.76, 2.88

0.967

 University less than 4 years

-0.15

-1.87, 1.58

0.869

-0.49

-2.73, 1.70

0.666

 University 4 years or more

Ref

  

Ref

  

Employment status (ref = Not paid work)

 Full-time

1.53

-1.82, 4.52

0.401

3.64

-0.21, 7.48

0.064

 Part-time

0.70

-2.68, 4.07

0.686

5.22

1.05, 9.38

0.014*

Absence from work (ref = 0 days)

 1–4 days

-0.83

-2.58, 0.92

0.352

-0.91

-3.17, 1.34

0.426

 5–7 days

-2.22

-6.42, 2.01

0.303

-3.85

-9.33, 1.64

0.169

 8–10 days

1.37

-5.71, 8.44

0.704

-8.14

-17.27, 1.00

0.081

Household income (NOK)

 Less than 250,000

ref

  

ref

  

 250,000–450,000

2.43

-10.11, 14.97

0.703

4.28

-12.03, 20.88

0.606

 451,000–750,000

4.36

-8.26, 16.98

0.497

1.46

-14.91, 17.84

0.861

 751,000–1,000,000

4.54

-8.23, 17.32

0.484

3.33

-13.26, 19.92

0.693

 More than 1,000,000

5.29

-7.62, 18.19

0.421

2.49

-14.27, 19.26

0.770

 Self-efficacy a

-0.45

-2.36, 14.7

0.646

1.18

-1.31, 3.67

0.351

 Self-esteem b

0.18

-0.27, 0.64

0.430

0.10

-0.49, 0.69

0.738

Pain (ref = none)

 Less than 3 months

-0.36

-2.50, 1.78

0.740

1.62

-1.12, 4.36

0.246

 More than 3 months

-1.23

-2.99, 0.52

0.168

-0.86

-2.99, 1.28

0.430

 Loneliness c

0.11

-0.16, 0.32

0.334

-0.08

-0.36, 0.20

0.594

 Stress d

-4.28

-10.81, 2.24

0.197

-17.39

-27.42, -7.35

 < 0.001*

 RAND-36 PCS at baseline e

-0.367

-4.48, -0.26

 < 0.001

   

 RAND-36 MCS at baseline e

   

-0.76

-0.794, 0.58

 < 0.001*

 R2 adj

12.7%

  

19.2%

  
  1. aSelf-efficacy: range 1–4, where higher values indicate higher levels of self-efficacy
  2. bSelf-esteem: range 1–4, where higher values indicate higher levels of self-esteem
  3. cLoneliness: range 8–32, where higher values indicate higher levels of loneliness
  4. dStress: range 0–1, where higher values indicate higher levels of stress
  5. eThe score for the SF-36 ranges from 0 to 100, where 100 indicates a high HRQOL. PCS Physical component summary, MCS Mental component summary
  6. *p ≤ 0.05