Pattern and perception of wellbeing, quality of work life and quality of care of health professionals in Southwest Nigeria

Table 3 Factors that best classify health practitioners with good and poor personal wellbeing

Predictors	Regression Coefficients (B)	Odds ratio (β)	Wald	P-value
Age (years)
20 – 29 (reference)			13.869	0.008*
30 – 39	-0.242	0.785	2.277	0.131
40 – 49	0.028	1.028	0.025	0.876
50 – 59	0.433	1.542	4.367	0.037*
60 – 69	0.221	1.247	0.048	0.826
Gender (reference = female)
Male	-0.446	0.640	12.768	< 0.001*
Quality of Work Life	1.101	3.007	79.627	< 0.001*
Clinician Quality of Care	0.427	1.533	12.302	< 0.001*
WHO-Quality of Life	1.218	3.380	104.708	0.007*
Constant	-1.146	0.318	56.099	< 0.001*

Approach: Forward Wald binary logistic regression
Model summary: χ² (8, N = 1580) = 326.725, p < 0.001. Nagelkerke R² = 26.5%. Overall prediction success was also modest at 69.6%, with 62.5% of people with good personal wellbeing correctly classified and 75.5% of people classified under poor personal wellbeing
^* = statistic is significant at p < 0.05

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