ArticleJournal of education and health promotion2023
Factors influencing quality of life among the elderly: An approach using logistic regression.
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Abstract
backgroundImproving the physical, psychological, and social factors in the elderly significantly increases the QoL MATERIALS AND
methodsIn this study, 980 samples related to the elderly with favorable and unfavorable QoL were investigated. The elderly's QoL was investigated using a qualitative and self-assessment questionnaire that measured the QoL among them by five Likert spectrum and independent factors. The Chi-square test and eta coefficient were used to determine the relationship between each predicting factor of the elderly's QoL in SPSS V 25 software. Finally, we used the Enter and Forward LR methods to determine the correlation of influential factors in the presence of other variables.
resultsThe study showed that 20 variables gained a significant relationship with the quality of life of the elderly at
conclusionAttempts to identify and modify the important factors affecting the elderly's QoL have a significant role in improving the QoL and life satisfaction in this age group people. This study showed that the statistical methods have a pleasant capability to discover the factors associated with the elderly's QoL with high performance in this regard.
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