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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2007 Feb 27.
Published in final edited form as: J Pain Symptom Manage. 2005 Aug;30(2):112–122. doi: 10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2005.02.008

Table 3.

Random Effects Model for Caregiver Depressive Symptomatologya (n = 237)

Coefficient Significance 95% Confidence Interval
Caregiver age −0.141 0.000  −0.210, −0.072
Caregiver sex  0.239 0.792 −1.536, 2.014
Caregiver comorbidity  0.695 0.037  0.041, 1.349
Patient comorbidity −0.157 0.589 −0.727, 0.413
Intervention (1 = experimental, 2 = control) −1.607 0.057 −3.263, 0.049
Mastery −0.615 0.000  −0.809, −0.422
Symptom assistance  0.400 0.033  0.033, 0.768
Caregiver social functioning −0.177 0.000  −0.215, −0.139
Stage of disease (1 = early, 2 = late)  2.315 0.021  0.343, 4.288
Cancer site
 Lung versus breast  1.352 0.250 −0.953, 3.656
 Other versus breast −0.577 0.626 −2.900, 1.746
Patient depressive symptomatology  0.097 0.090 −0.015, 0.210
Patient symptom severity −0.081 0.008  −0.141, −0.021
Patient physical functioning −0.015 0.449 −0.055, 0.024
Patient social functioning  0.005 0.781 −0.032, 0.043
Chemotherapy status  2.171 0.129 −0.629, 4.970
Time  0.583 0.428 −0.858, 2.023
a

Number of person-interview observations 339; observations per case: maximum 3, minimum 1, average 1.7; R2-within 0.4792, R2-between 0.4312, R2-overall 0.4506.