Table 4.
Multivariate analysis of changes in work routine, income, quality of life in parents and legal guardians, children's age, screen time, level of physical activity, sleep quality, and eating habits in relation to quality of life in children and adolescents (dependent variable) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
| B | 95% CI | p-value | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Were there any work changes after March? | Yes No |
−0,865 0a |
(−3.381 to −0.263) |
0.022 – |
| Income | 0 to 3 MW (R$3,135.00) 3.1 to 20 MW (R$20,900.00) > 20 MW |
−4,046 −1,839 0a |
(−6.485 to −1.607) (−3.008 to −0.670) |
0.001 0.002 – |
| EUROQOL (parent/legal guardian QoL) | ≤ 3.64 3.64 |
−5,560 0a |
(−6.586 to −4.534) |
0.001 – |
| Child's age (years) | 13–18 8–12 5–7 2–4 |
−6,435 −6,645 −5,958 0a |
(−8.156 to −4.713) (−8.077 to −5.213) (−7.328 to −4.586) |
< 0.001 < 0.001 < 0.001 – |
| Screen time during social distancing (hours) | >5 ≤5 |
−1,307 0a |
(−2.321 to −0.294) |
0.011 – |
| Physical activity during social distancing | Yes No |
2,449 0a |
(1.368 to 3.531) |
< 0.001 – |
| Were school activities maintained? | Yes No |
−1,822 0a |
(−3.381 to −0.263) |
0.022 – |
| Eating habits during social distancing | Improved Worsened Unchanged |
−2,598 −3,713 0a |
(−4.104 to −1.091) (−4.789 to −2.637) |
0.001 < 0.001 – |
| Sleep quality during social distancing |
Worsened Improved Unchanged |
−6,768 −1,046 0a |
(−7.837 to −5.690) (−2.851 to −5.690) |
< 0.001 0.256 |