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. 2021 Oct 2;44(5-6):448–464. doi: 10.1177/01640275211045603

Table 5.

Relationships Between Various Factors and Co-Existent Frailty and Cognitive Impairment.

Factor Citation Statistical analysis Finding interpretation
Depressive Symptoms Aguilar-Navarro, 2019
Ge, 2020
Kwan, 2019
Rivan, 2019
Rivan, 2020
Wu, 2020
Multinomial logistic regression
Multinomial logistic regression
Multinomial logistic regression
Hierarchical binary logistic regression
Stepwise binary logistic regression
Multiple logistic regression
Significant association 0.007
Significant association <0.001
Adjusted model significant association = 0.002
Significant association <0.001
Significant association = 0.007
Significant association = 0.022
Greater number of depressive symptoms associated with comorbidity
Presence of depression associated with comorbidity
Greater number of depressive symptoms associated with comorbidity
Presence of depression associated with comorbidity
Greater number of depressive symptoms associated with comorbidity
Greater number of depressive symptoms associated with comorbidity
Depression and anxiety Li, 2020, Poisson regression model Significant association <0.001 Reporting of problems with anxiety and depression associated with comorbidity
Education level Wu, 2020 Multiple logistic regression Not significant association = 0.924 Years of education not associated with comorbidity
Social Support Rivan, 2019 Hierarchical binary logistic regression Significant association <0.001 Reported lower levels of social support associated with comorbidity