Table 4.

Multiple linear regression analyses with stepwise backward elimination ^A. Predictors of the change in psychological resilience score (score at 1 year post diagnosis minus score at diagnosis) after adjustment for baseline resilience score.

Final Model	β	95% CI	p-Values
Constant	−10.908	−15.872 to −5.934	-
Centered baseline CD-RISC25 score	−0.254	−0.329 to −0.178	<0.001
Greater level of trust in the treatment	6.415	2.292 to 10.538	0.002
Able to pay an unexpected bill of SEK 11 000/EUR 1100	3.649	0.278 to 7.019	0.034

Variables entered: Centered baseline resilience score, menstrual status, mode of detection, stage of breast cancer, adjuvant chemotherapy, adjuvant endocrine therapy, adjuvant radiotherapy, physical activity, social network, education level, financial situation, trust in the treatment, satisfaction with the implementation of the treatment, and satisfaction with the staff–patient encounters. Notes: ^A p-value > 0.157 for removal. R2, goodness-of-fit for the final model = 0.122. Abbreviations: CD-RISC25, Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale 25; β, Beta coefficient; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval.