Theory and Design of the Community for successful ageing (ComSA) program in Singapore: connecting BioPsychoSocial health and quality of life experiences of older adults

Table 1 Survey Participant Characteristics at Baseline (N = 321) *

Socio-demographics
Mean Age (SD)		70 (8.73)
Female (%)		77.9
Ethnicity (%)
Chinese		81.0
Indian/Malay		19.0
Primary Education and Above (%)		73.5
Own a House (%)		90.7
Living Alone (%)		19.6
At least one longstanding Illness (%)		70.1
Functional Problems (%)		63.9
BPS health (%)
B	Frequency of Self-Care
	High	60.8
BP	Perceptions of Ageing
	High	44.9
P	Life Satisfaction
	High	42.1
PS	Interpersonal Communication
	High	28.7
S	Social Health
	High	43.9
SC	Civic Engagement
	High	36.1
Primary Variable (%)
CASP19 Quality of Life
High		50.2

*continuous = Kruskal Wallis test, categorical = chi-square association, high = above the median score

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