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Table 3 Summary of multiple linear regression analyses for predictors of quality of life in 925 older community care adults

From: Quality of life measurement in community-based aged care – understanding variation between clients and between care service providers

Predictors

Quality of life (N = 925)

B

SE B

ß

p-value

95% CI

Constant

.694

.037

 

.000

.662, .766

Age

.027

.011

.076

.014*

.005, .049

Gender

.006

.005

.035

.261

−.005, .017

Relationship status

.020

.011

.057

.076

−.002, .043

Remoteness

−.025

.009

−.087

.004**

−.042, −.008

Funding Type

−.042

.016

−.106

.009**

−.073, −.01

Service hours

−.010

.010

−.031

.306

−.029, .009

Service type

−.003

.012

−.012

.767

−.027, .020

ADLs needs met

−.033

.010

−.107

.001***

−.053, −.013

IADLs needs met

−.006

.005

−.039

.247

−.016, .004

Social participation

.034

.003

.386

< 0.001***

.029, .040

 

R2

0.21

  

F

22.12

  
  1. B, unstandardized coefficients; SE B, unstandardized coefficient standard error; ß, standardized coefficients beta; 95% CI = confidence interval for B
  2. *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001
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