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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Cancer Surviv. 2014 Apr 26;8(3):497–507. doi: 10.1007/s11764-014-0360-8

Table IVb.

Adjusted mean scores for HRQOL subscalesa for combined major depressive disorder (MDD) and urinary incontinence (UI) among older Americans diagnosed with cancerb

SF RE VT
Variable Mean 95% CI Mean 95% CI Mean 95% CI
Intercept 97.60 (97.39, 97.82) 95.69 (95.28, 96.10) 72.90 (72.73, 73.08)
Major Depressive Disorder and Urinary Incontinence
No MDD + UI 93.92 (93.64, 94.20) 91.96 (91.42, 92.49) 68.04 (67.81, 68.27)
MDD + No UI 77.34* (77.02, 77.67) 62.16* (61.55, 62.77) 58.76* (58.49, 59.02)
MDD + UI 71.50* (71.14, 71.87) 55.33* (54.65, 56.02) 55.77* (55.47, 56.07)
Cancer typec
Bladder 95.88 (94.16, 97.60) 95.20 (92.19, 98.21) 71.50 (70.13, 72.86)
Breast 96.82 (95.93, 97.70) 96.16 (94.55, 97.77) 71.26 (70.54, 71.96)
Colorectal 95.29 (94.16, 96.41) 93.71 (91.65, 95.77) 71.92 (71.02, 72.83)
Endometrial/Uterine 98.78 (96.85, 100.70) 99.11 (95.56, 102.65) 73.12 (71.56, 74.68)
Lung 88.06* (86.14, 89.98) 88.85 (85.71, 91.98) 65.33* (63.85, 66.80)
Prostate 96.85 (96.01, 97.69) 94.65 (93.14, 96.17) 73.14 (72.47, 73.83)
a

SF= social functioning; RE= role-emotional; VT=vitality.

b

Demographics and comorbidities adjustment set (index, referent): age at survey (65–74, 75–84, 85+), smoker (yes, no), race (other, white), gender (male, female), marital status (other, married), education (> high school, ≤ high school), high blood pressure, stroke, chronic lung disease (includes COPD, emphysema or asthma), gastrointestinal problems (including Crone’s, ulcerative colitis, or inflammatory bowel disease) diabetes, difficulty completing one or more activities (getting out of chair, use of toilet, walking, eating, dressing, bathing), joint pain, cardiovascular disease

c

Noncancer participants are referent for cancer type

*

Clinical significance for HRQOL scales defined using a minimally important difference (MID) equal to 1/3SD