TABLE 3—

Adjusted Multiple Regression Subscale Results for Mental and Physical Health Scores Among Residents of Disadvantaged Neighborhoods Undergoing Demolition or Housing Improvement at Wave 2: GoWell Survey, 2006–2008

Subscale	b (SE)	P	95% CI
Physical functioning
Demolition group	−0.21 (1.44)	.883	−3.15, 2.72
Housing improvement	0.02 (1.02)	.986	−2.06, 2.10
Role physical
Demolition	0.60 (1.30)	.649	−2.05, 3.24
Housing improvement	0.31 (0.70)	.664	−1.11, 1.73
Bodily pain
Demolition	−0.28 (1.82)	.88	−3.98, 3.43
Housing improvement	0.07 (0.93)	.944	−1.82, 1.95
General health
Demolition	2.42 (1.97)	.228	−1.59, 6.44
Housing improvement	−0.62 (0.89)	.495	−2.44, 1.21
Vitality
Demolition	−2.24 (1.45)	.134	−5.20, 0.72
Housing improvement	0.12 (1.17)	.917	−2.26, 2.51
Role emotional
Demolition	2.17 (1.97)	.279	−1.85, 6.20
Housing improvement	0.94 (1.35)	.49	−1.81, 3.70
Social functioning
Demolition	4.76 (2.25)	.042	0.17, 9.35
Housing improvement	3.36 (1.36)	.019	0.58, 6.13
Mental health
Demolition	1.84 (1.66)	.276	−1.54, 5.21
Housing improvement	2.23 (0.78)	.007	0.64, 3.81

Note. CI = confidence interval. Scores derived from the Medical Outcomes Study Short Form Health Survey version 2; the range is 0–100, with higher scores indicating better health. Subscale scores were analyzed separately for 1033 complete responses. In both models we adjusted for the corresponding baseline mean score, gender, age, education, household structure, housing status, building type, and country of birth. For each variable, the control group was the reference group (b = 0.00).