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Table 4 Regression models comparing paramedic respondents to general population respondents aged 18–49 years

From: A retrospective survey study of paramedic students’ exposure to SARS-CoV-2, participation in the COVID-19 pandemic response, and health-related quality of life

 

EQvalue (Utilities)

EQvas

All paramedics

By year

All paramedics

By year

Predictor

Est

(SE)

p

Est

(SE)

p

Est

(SE)

p

Est

(SE)

p

Intercept *

0.849

(0.01)

< 0.001

0.849

(0.01)

< 0.001

81.473

(0.924)

< 0.001

81.374

(0.923)

< 0.001

Age

            

Age 18–29*

 

–

  

–

  

–

  

–

 

Age 30–39

0.003

(0.011)

0.789

0.003

(0.011)

0.806

0.401

(1.006)

0.691

0.403

(1.006)

0.689

Age 40–49

− 0.036

(0.011)

< 0.001

− 0.036

(0.011)

< 0.001

− 3.196

(1.026)

0.002

− 3.167

(1.025)

0.002

Sex

            

Female *

 

–

  

–

  

–

  

–

 

Male

0.032

(0.009)

< 0.001

0.032

(0.009)

< 0.001

1.371

(0.828)

0.098

1.414

(0.828)

0.088

Education

            

Primary education

− 0.141

(0.021)

< 0.001

− 0.141

(0.021)

< 0.001

− 11.45

(1.984)

< 0.001

− 11.50

(1.982)

< 0.001

Secondary education

− 0.038

(0.011)

< 0.001

− 0.038

(0.011)

< 0.001

− 2.950

(1.046)

0.005

− 2.874

(1.045)

0.006

Higher, short *

 

–

  

–

  

–

  

–

 

Higher, long

0.030

(0.012)

0.009

0.030

(0.012)

0.009

1.905

(1.093)

0.082

1.986

(1.092)

0.069

Group

            

General population *

 

–

  

–

  

–

  

–

 

Paramedic

0.057

(0.018)

0.002

 

–

 

0.811

(1.711)

0.636

 

–

 

Year 1

 

–

 

0.035

(0.027)

0.198

 

–

 

− 2.314

(2.533)

0.361

Year 2

 

–

 

0.061

(0.026)

0.022

 

–

 

1.279

(2.463)

0.604

Year 3

 

–

 

0.091

(0.036)

0.012

 

–

 

6.856

(3.319)

0.039

  1. *Base case: Female general population respondent aged 18–29 with less than five years of higher education
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