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. 2022 Aug 19;19(16):10362. doi: 10.3390/ijerph191610362

Table 5.

Results of multiple regression analyses with the health-related quality of life (QoL) scores as measured with the Health Organization Quality of Life Instrument-Abridged Version (WHO-QoL) domain scores as dependent variables and being infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus, treatments, vaccinations and clinical data as explanatory variables.

Dependent Variables Explanatory Variables B t p F Model df p R2
PC_WHO-QoL 4 domains Model#1 167.94 4/120 <0.001 0.848
Acute infection −0.644 −8.50 <0.001
Pure BDI −0.354 −6.95 <0.001
Pure FF −0.274 −6.10 <0.001
Enoxaparin 0.262 4.08 <0.001
WHO-QoL physical Model#2 65.39 4/120 <0.001 0.686
Acute infection −0.525 −6.49 <0.001
PBT −0.238 −3.16 0.002
Ceftriaxone −0.165 −2.68 0.008
Vaccination A −0.103 −2.00 0.048
WHO-QoL environmental Model#3 89.82 2/122 <0.001 0.596
Acute infection −1.054 −10.35 <0.001
Enoxaparin 0.379 3.72 <0.001

PC_WHO-QoL 4 domains: principal component extracted from the 4 domains of the WHO-QoL-BREF (World Health Organization Quality of Life Instrument-Abridged Version) scale, BDI: Beck Depression Inventory; FF: Fibro-Fatigue scale; PBT: peak body temperature 3.5. Results of PLS Analysis.