Predictors of clinically important improvements in occupational and quality of life outcomes among mental health service users after completion and follow-up of a lifestyle intervention: multiple regression modelling based on longitudinal data

Table 5 Predictors of clinically important change based on multi-variate analyses

Predictors	Occ. eng.^a	Occupational balance
		Activity level	Work	Leisure	Home	Self-care	General balance
Female gender
BEL end						OR 5.96 p = .022 CI 1.298–27.357
Follow-up
Having children
BEL end	OR 3.94 p = .020 CI 1.240–12.548
Follow-up		OR .268 p = .018, CI 0.090–0.802
Having a close friend
BEL end				OR 4.3 p = .023 CI 1.218–15.091
Follow-up				OR 5.29 p = .005 CI 1.651–16.971
Higher self-esteem
BEL end					OR 0.412 p = 0.01 CI 0.197–0.858
Follow-up
Higher psycho-social function-ing
BEL end
Follow-up							OR 0.95 p = .027 CI 0.902–0.994
Higher education level
BEL end
Follow-up							OR 0.30 p = .039 CI 0.093–0.939

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