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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Geriatr Soc. 2010 Nov 18;58(12):2358–2362. doi: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2010.03172.x

Table 1.

Cox Regression Predicting Mortality in 20 Years from Date of First Interview by Homebound Status

Impact after controlling for survey stratification variables Impact after controlling for background, health and function variables

Exp(b) CI Exp(b) CI
Background
Age 1.07*** 1.05-1.08 1.05*** 1.04-1.07
Gender (female=0, male=1) 1.32*** 1.17-1.50 1.58*** 1.33-1.88
Origin (east) .88 .76-1.02 .77** .64-.93
Origin (west) 1.15 .99-1.33 1.06 .91-1.02
Years of education 1.00 .99-1.02
Additional income .87* .75-1.00
Marital status .92 .79-1.08
Had children .65** .52-.84
Health
Comorbidity 1.03 .99-1.06
Function
ADL 1.07** 1.03-1.11
IADL 1.03** 1.01-1.04
Cognitive difficulties 1.01 .99-1.02
Environment
Having stairs and no elevator 0.93 .80-1.08
Mental health
Depressive affect .97 .81-1.18
Distal events
Traumatic events .98 .90-1.06
χ2 of step χ2= 152.52*** χ2= 78.20***
-2 log likelihood 13970.32 10811.55
Homebound (vs. non-homebound) 1.68*** 1.44-1.97 1.33** 1.08-1.63
χ2 of step χ2 = 39.80*** χ2= 7.16**
-2 log likelihood 13930.53 10804.195
*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001.