Table 2.

Factors at baseline associated with COPM-P outcomes at 10 weeks follow-up (Model 1)

Variables	Univariate regression (N=590)			Multivariate regression (N=590)
	b	95% CI	P-value	b	95% CI	P-value
Age	0.01	−0.09, 0.03	0.12	0.01	−0.02, 0.17	0.94
Sex (female)	0.53	0.17, 0.89	0.004	0.49	0.13, 0.85	0.008
Fracture (as major health condition)	1.10	0.70, 1.50	<0.001	0.73	0.31, 1.15	0.001
Dizziness/balance problems (as major health condition)	−0.58	−1.04, −0.11	0.02	−0.79	−1.26, −0.32	0.001
Neurological disease (as major health condition)	−1.17	−2.13, −0.22	0.02	−1.29	−2.31, −0.28	0.01
Motivation for rehabilitation, scale 1–10, 10 is best	0.16	0.07, 0.24	<0.001	0.13	0.05, 0.22	0.003
Occupational performance, COPM-P, scale 1–10, 10 is best	0.18	0.07, 0.29	0.001	0.20	0.08, 0.31	0.001
Occupational satisfaction, COPM-S, scale 1–10, 10 is best	0.17	0.07, 0.26	0.001	–	–	–
Pain/discomfort, EQ-5D-5L, scale 1–5, 1 is best	−0.25	−0.41, −0.08	0.003	−0.19	−0.37, −0.02	0.03
Anxiety/depression, EQ-5D-5L, scale 1–5, 1 is best	−0.25	−0.43, 0.06	0.009	−0.19	−0.38, −0.00	0.05
Health status today, EQ VAS, scale 0–100, 100 is best	0.02	0.01, 0.03	<0.001	0.01	−0.00, 0.15	0.28
Home-care services integrated model versus rehabilitation services integrated modela	−0.34	−0.74, −0.05	0.09	−0.37	−0.75, 0.01	0.05

Notes: b denotes unstandardized coefficients.

^aFavors home-care services integrated model.

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; COPM, Canadian Occupational Performance Measure; COPM-P, COPM measuring occupational performance; COPM-S, COPM measuring satisfaction with performance; EQ-5D-5L, European Quality of Life Five Dimension Five Level Scale; VAS, visual analog scale.