HIV infection disclosure, treatment self-efficacy and quality of life in HIV-infected MSM receiving antiretroviral therapy

Table 2 Multivariable analyses with HIV treatment self-efficacy and social relationships as outcomes

Variables	Model 1^a (Self-efficacy)				Model 2^b (Social relationships)
Variables	β	se	t	p	β	se	t	p
Constant	105.600	6.002	17.594	< 0.001	10.077	1.301	7.748	< 0.001
Age group	1.624	2.109	0.770	0.441	− 0.418	0.368	− 1.136	0.257
Registered residence	− 0.932	1.645	− 0.567	0.571	< 0.001	0.287	0.001	1.000
Job status	2.304	1.614	1.427	0.154	0.235	0.282	0.835	0.404
Education level	1.472	0.967	1.523	0.128	0.409	0.169	2.422	0.016
Monthly disposable income	0.455	0.671	0.678	0.498	0.425	0.117	3.629	0.000
Marital status with women	0.822	0.719	1.142	0.254	− 0.200	0.126	− 1.590	0.112
Having children	− 1.238	1.869	− 0.662	0.508	− 0.454	0.326	− 1.391	0.165
HIV disclosure	3.609	1.711	2.109	0.035	0.634	0.300	2.116	0.035
Self-efficacy					0.021	0.007	2.878	0.004
R²	0.031				0.103
F	2.293*				7.242**

Only the multivariate analysis results with social relationships of QOL as the dependent variable were listed here. See the Additional file 1 for results in other domains of QOL
^aSelf-efficacy was used as outcome variable in Model 1
^bThe score of social relationships of QOL was used as outcome variable in Model 2
^*P < 0.05, **P < 0.001

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