Psychological Impact of Bladder Cancer: Insights from 219 Patients and Caregivers in Indonesia Using DASS-21 (2019-2023)

03 August 2024 : Database Analysis

Wahjoe Djatisoesanto

^12ABCEF*, Yufi Aulia Azmi

^123ABCDEF, Ida Bagus Gde Tirta Yoga Yatindra

^12ABCDE

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.945272

Med Sci Monit 2024; 30:e945272

Introduction Material and Methods Results Discussion Conclusions References

Related articles Order reprints Share article Share by email

View HTML version

Table 3 Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis for inpatient depression, anxiety, and stress.

	Bivariate			Multivariate
	COR	95% CI	p-value	AOR	95% CI	p-value

Age	0.790	0.725–0.861
Routes of patient admission	2.322	1.048–5.141
Gender	1.430	0.558–3.558	0.466
Highest education	1.162	0.371–3.640	0.764
Employment status	0.292	0.119–0.717
Income	4.012	1.759–9.151		6.553	2.012–21.340
Marital status	0.014	0.002–0.117		0.030	0.003–0.297
Variables anxiety
Age	0.667	0.592–0.750
Routes of patient admission	1.292	0.752–2.220	0.353
Gender	1.572	0.799–3.092	0.188
Highest education	0.555	0.237–1.297	0.170
Employment status	0.671	0.393–1.145	0.143
Income	2.333	1.189–4.578		4.181	1.259–13.884
Marital status	2.308	1.97702.694
Variables stress
Age	0.275	0.210–0.361	0.000
Routes of the patient admission	1.450	0.754–2.790	0.171
Gender	1.032	0.454–2.346	0.940
Highest education	1.086	0.411–2.869	0.868
Employment status	0.492	0.250–0.967
Income	2.648	1.281–5.474
Marital status	0.028	0.003–0.227		0.054	0.006–0.490
AOR – adjusted odds ratio; COR – crude odds ratio; CI – confidence interval.

Back to the Article