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. 2024 Oct 10;31(4):327–335. doi: 10.4103/jfcm.jfcm_115_24

Table 4.

Multiple linear regression model: Predictors of asthma self-management knowledge score among asthma patients at a polyclinic in Western part of Singapore, 2022 (n=134)

Characteristics Unstandardized β Standardized β SE of β t P-value*
Age (reference 21–35)
    36–60 −5.28 −0.12 4.40 −1.20 0.233
    Above 60 −11.42 −0.19 6.58 −1.74 0.085
    Sex (reference male) −1.29 −0.03 3.86 −0.33 0.739
Ethnicity (reference Chinese)
    Malay −2.44 −0.06 4.24 −0.58 0.566
    Indian −3.95 −0.08 4.79 −0.82 0.412
    Others −7.68 −0.07 9.47 −0.81 0.419
Level of education (reference primary education or below)
    Secondary education 10.35 0.22 6.03 1.72 0.088
    Tertiary education 20.82 0.47 6.04 3.45 0.001
Smoking history −8.98 −0.18 4.25 −2.12 0.037
Family history of asthma −0.48 −0.01 3.75 −0.13 0.899
Having a WAAP −3.00 −0.07 4.02 −0.75 0.457
Being taught about asthma 6.79 0.12 4.95 1.37 0.173

Model statistics: R2=0.26, adjusted R2=0.19, F (12,121)=3.58, P<0.001. ASMQ=Asthma Self-Management Questionnaire, WAAP=Written asthma action plan, SE=Standard error, *Statistically significant at P<0.05