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Table 2 Association between physical activity disparity and socio-demographic, clinical and health behaviour, quality of life and psychological characteristics in the ADDITION-Plus cohort, 2003 to 2007

From: Socio-demographic and behavioural correlates of physical activity perception in individuals with recently diagnosed diabetes: results from a cross-sectional study

 

Univariablea

Multivariableb

Characteristic

Category/scale, units

N

Regression coefficient (95% CI)

p

N

Regression coefficient (95% CI)

p

Socio-demographic

       

Sex

♀ = 0, ♂ = 1

425

7.05 (4.24 to 9.87)

0.0001

402

6.45 (3.49 to 9.41)

0.0001

Age category

42–54.9, years

425

1

0.019

402

1

0.012

 

55–59.9

 

−0.77 (−4.94 to 3.40)

  

0.33 (−3.96 to 4.62)

 
 

60–64.9

 

−2.21 (−6.51 to 2.08)

  

−2.23 (−6.74 to 2.28)

 
 

65−71

 

−5.24 (−8.88 to −1.54)

  

−5.34 (−9.34 to −1.34)

 

Ethnicity

Asian/Black = 0, Caucasian = 1

425

0.77 (−3.97 to 5.41)

0.47

   

Socio-economic category

Managerial/professional

420

1

0.029

402

1

0.043

 

Intermediate

 

1.92 (−1.66 to 5.51)

  

1.77 (−1.89 to 5.45)

 
 

Routine/manual

 

3.57 (0.33 to 6.81)

  

4.19 (0.87 to 7.51)

 

Clinical

       

BMI

kg/m2

423

−0.31 (−0.56 to −0.061)

0.014

402

−0.39 (−0.65 to −0.13)

0.003

Waist circumference

cm

425

−0.10 (−0.21 to 0.0008)

0.05

   

Health behaviours

       

Current smoking status

Current

58

1

0.63

   
 

Former

209

2.07 (−2.13 to 6.28)

    
 

Never

156

1.61 (−2.75 to 5.98)

    

Alcohol consumption

Units · week-1

418

0.004 (−0.13 to 0.14)

0.95

   

Dietary intake

Total energy, Kcal · day-1

424

0.001( −0.0018 to 0.0039)

0.46

   
 

Fat, g · day-1

424

0.041 (−0.021 to 0.10)

0.19

   
 

Fruit, g · day-1

409

−0.0074 (−0.014 to −0.001)

0.021

   
 

Vegetable, g · day-1

402

0.0039 (−0.0065 to 0.014)

0.46

   

Quality of life and well being

       

EuroQol EQ-5D

scale, −0.3 to 1c

418

1.88 (−4.49 to 8.24)

0.56

   

ADDQoL

scale, −9 to 9d

423

0.16 (−1.03 to 1.35)

0.79

   

SF-36 general health

scale, 1 to 5e

425

−0.13 ( −1.67 to 1.41)

0.86

   

Diabetes treatment satisfaction

scale, 0 to 36f

411

0.071 (−0.18 to 0.32)

0.58

   

Psychological

       

Intention

scale, 1 to 5g

421

−0.66 (−2.42 to 1.09)

0.45

   

Perceived behavioural control

scale, 1 to 5g

421

0.19 (−1.38 to 1.78)

0.80

   
  1. Output is taken from linear regression models with PA disparity as the outcome variable.
  2. a Adjusted for the a priori confounders sex, age and trial arm.
  3. b Adjusted for sex, age, trial arm, socio-economic category and BMI.
  4. c Weighted health state index, where dead = 0 & full health = 1.
  5. d Weighted impact of diabetes index, where −9 = maximum negative and +9 = maximum positive diabetes impact.
  6. e General health utility scale ranging from 1 = excellent to 5 = poor.
  7. f Diabetes treatment satisfaction scale, where 0 = very dissatisfied and 36 = very satisfied.
  8. g 5-point Likert-type agree/disagree scale, where 5 represents highest behaviour change beliefs.