Examining the matching of care preferences and care modalities for older dependents, and its association with satisfaction and wellbeing

Table 4 Relationship between matching and quality of life indicators (subjective well-being, loneliness, satisfaction with current care)

	Subjective Well-Being (WHO-5)		Loneliness (UCLA-3)		No satisfaction with current care
	B	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Match between care preferences and care arrangements (ref. No match)
Match	-0.38	-4.36-3.58	0.83	0.54–1.27	0.55**	0.38–0.79
N	992		992		992
R²	0.05
Pseudo R²			0.06		0.06
Log likelihood			744.3		977.61

Note: CI = Confidence Interval. B = Estimates no standardized for linear regression. OR = Odds Ratio for logistic regression. All models are controlled by: sex; age; household size; grade of dependency; disability; religion; household income quartiles; and neighbourhood socioeconomic level
Significance levels: †p < 0.1; * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001

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