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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Urology. 2014 Mar;83(3):658–663. doi: 10.1016/j.urology.2013.12.009

Table 3.

Relationships between Physical QOL and Mental QOL and Health Status among Prostate Cancer Survivors and Controls (N=386)

Characteristics Physical Quality of Life Mental Quality of Life

Crude Model Adjusted Models Crude Model Adjusted Models

Model 1 Model 2 Model 7 Model 8

Estimated Mean
Difference
SE[1] p Estimated
Mean
Difference
SE[1] p Estimated
Mean
Difference
SE[1] p Estimated
Mean
Difference
SE[1] p
Prostate Cancer Status −2.48 (0.96) .01 −1.01 (0.88) .25 −2.09 (0.98) .03 −0.80 (0.69) .25
  Survivors vs Control
Health Status
  ADL −8.35 (2.51) <.01 −2.22 (1.87) .24
   Need Assistance vs No need
  lADL −4.51 (1.86) .02 −4.88 (1.38) <.01
   Need Assistance vs No need
  Each additional comorbidity −1.85 (0.23) <.01 −0.02 (0.17) .91
  Each unit of measure of
   depressive mood
−3.09 (0.71) <.01 −9.28 (0.53) <.01
Control Variable
  Family Income
   Medium vs Low 3.00 (1.67) .08 1.41 (1.34) .29 5.19 (1.35) <.01 3.12 (0.95) <.01
   High vs Low 6.16 (1.52) <.01 2.77 (1.25) .03 4.61 (1.22) <.01 1.48 (0.89) .10

Note: The following interaction terms were included and not significant in the model specification process: Prostate Cancer * ADL; Prostate Cancer * lADL; Prostate Cancer * Morbidity; and Prostate Cancer * Depression.

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: Standard Errors of Mean Difference