Life satisfaction, cardiovascular risk factors, unhealthy behaviours and socioeconomic inequality, 5 years after coronary angiography

Table 1 Description of socioeconomic characteristics (left-hand column) of patients and regression model on life satisfaction adjusted with age, sex and income (centre column) and adjusted on age, sex, income and all CVRF (right-hand column)

		Simple description mean (s.d.) or %	Life satisfaction [1–10]¹ Estimate p³		Life satisfaction [1–10]² Estimate p³
Life satisfaction	[1–10]	7.3 (2.1)
Age		69.2 (11.1)	0.010	0.063	0.009	0.173
Sex	Women	28.7	−0.458	0.001**	−0.406	0.016*
	Men	71.3	0.000		0.000
Nationality	Luxembourgish	77.5	0.126	0.404	0.028	0.867
Marital status	Living in couple	74.0	0.352	0.021*	0.326	0.071
Level of education	Primary	31.9	−0.167	0.478	−0.314	0.213
	Secondary	52.1	−0.223		−0.358
	Higher	16.0	0.000		0.000
Professional status	Manual worker	24.5	0.055	0.857	0.039	0.987
	Employee	37.5	0.136		0.052
	Executive	24.0	−0.001		0.092
	Other	13.9	0.000		0.000
Occupation	Retired	78.1	0.205	0.297	0.239	0.293
Annual Income (euros)	<18 000	4.7	−1.055	0.000***	−0.705	0.030*
	18 000–35 999	29.2	−0.826		−0.502
	36 000–53 999	33.7	−0.282		−0.214
	54 000 +	32.4	0.000		0.000

¹Regression model adjusted with age, sex and income. Other variables were introduced one by one
²Regression model adjusted with age, sex, income and risk factors. Other variables were introduced one by one
³Type III F Tests. Significant p-value: *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001

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