Study of the relationship between quality of life and socioeconomic status in Isfahan at 2011

Keyvanara, Mahmoud; Khasti, Behjat Yazd; Zadeh, Marzie Rezaei; Modaber, Fatemeh

doi:10.4103/2277-9531.171806

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“…This result is consistent with studies on patient groups and also in the public population ( 29 – 33 ). In fact, SES can be considered as a variable affecting social phenomena, and in all approaches to quality of life, SES index has been emphasized as one of the influential factors.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

Socioeconomic Status And Domostic Violence Interact In Perdict Of Quality Of Life In Married Women: A Population-Based Study In Westeren Iran

Koulani¹,

Gilan²,

Almasi³

et al. 2023

JFRH

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Objective: Women's quality of life is essential both for women’s and their family’s health. The aim of this study was to examine the quality of life status and interaction of subjective socioeconomic status and violence, on quality of life of married women in west of Iran. Materials and methods: This was a cross-sectional study that recruited 1533 married women using multi-stages sampling method. Multiple linear regression was employed for estimating adjusted association and 95% confidence intervals. Results: The mean (SD) age of the participants was 33.67(11). The majority of participants (92%) experienced some degree of domestic violence. Less than half of women (46.70%) perceived medium socioeconomic status. Mean (SD) score of quality of life was 3.57 (0.94). There was a significant statistical interaction between socioeconomic status and domestic violence on quality of life. Conclusion: These findings suggest that considering the interaction of subjective socioeconomic status with domestic violence in prevention program, especially in poor categories of family, appears to be one of the important ways in improving married-females’ quality of life.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

Socioeconomic Status And Domostic Violence Interact In Perdict Of Quality Of Life In Married Women: A Population-Based Study In Westeren Iran

Koulani¹,

Gilan²,

Almasi³

et al. 2023

JFRH

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“…The adjusted regression model revealed higher age to be associated with poor QoL. Other studies have also reported similar findings [29,39]. However, a contrary observation was reported by Cruz et al among Brazil's population, where the age group 30-40 years was found to have most affected QoL in all the domains [40].…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 62%

Quality of Life and its sociodemographic determinants: a population-based study from rural Punjab, India

Kasaudhan,

Saraswathy,

Chaudhary

2024

Discov Soc Sci Health

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Background Quality of Life (QoL) is an individual’s subjective perception of well-being within their cultural context. While most QoL studies focus on individuals with certain health conditions, factors such as sex, marital status, education, and family structure can influence QoL beyond age and health conditions. Considering the limited studies on QoL in the general Indian population, especially from rural areas, the present study aims to explore the QoL and sociodemographic factors affecting QoL among community-dwelling adults in rural Punjab. Methods This community-based cross-sectional study was conducted among 931 individuals of both sexes (59.6% female) aged 20–75 years residing in rural areas of Mansa, Punjab, India. Sociodemographic data were collected using an interview schedule, and QoL was measured using the WHOQOL-BREF. Results The overall mean QoL score was found to be 67.44 ± 14.7. The most affected QoL was in the physical domain (mean = 60.203 ± 13.49), followed by psychological (mean = 65.67 ± 18.3), social-relationship (mean = 69.88 ± 26.43), and environmental domains (mean = 74.05 ± 20.58). Adjusted logistic regression analysis revealed female sex, advanced age (age group ≥ 60 years), illiteracy, and unmarried status to be positively associated and family size of 6–10 members to be negatively associated with poor QoL. Conclusion The study suggests that females, elderlies, illiterates, and unmarried individuals may be at a higher risk of poor QoL. Further, education and a bigger family size appear to increase subjective well-being among participants.

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“…By contributing to household income, they can exert control over economic choices and actively participate in household decisions. Keyvanara et al [28] found a moderate correlation between the quality of life and socio-economic status. Kahneman and Deaton [29] found that low income is associated with low life evaluation and low emotional well-being.…”

Section: Socio-economic Description and The Association Between Socio...mentioning

confidence: 97%

Quality of life among women living in Haor Basin in Bangladesh and its socio-economic predictors

Hiramoni

2023

IJPHS

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The Haor region in Bangladesh is a relatively more poverty-driven area than other rural areas of Bangladesh. There is very little information about the quality of life of women living in Haor areas. Therefore, the present study aimed to assess Haor women's quality of life and identify predictors. The data from the project titled ‘Livelihood and Socio-economic well-being of Women Living in Haor Basin: A Cross-sectional Survey’ were utilized in this study. Results showed that household income was lower than that reported in the household income and expenditure survey or HIES Survey 2016 for rural people in Bangladesh. Around half of them actively participated in the household economic decision-making process and one- fifth were satisfied with their household and personal financial condition. Only 30% rated their quality of life as good or very good. Contribution to household income, importance and control over household economic decisions, and household savings and loans, were significantly associated with the overall quality of life and its domains. This study’s findings would help to design and implement policies and development program to improve the living standard of women living in Haor Basin and thus help to achieve the relevant targets under specific sustainable development goals.

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Study of the relationship between quality of life and socioeconomic status in Isfahan at 2011

Cited by 13 publications

References 12 publications

Socioeconomic Status And Domostic Violence Interact In Perdict Of Quality Of Life In Married Women: A Population-Based Study In Westeren Iran

Socioeconomic Status And Domostic Violence Interact In Perdict Of Quality Of Life In Married Women: A Population-Based Study In Westeren Iran

Quality of Life and its sociodemographic determinants: a population-based study from rural Punjab, India

Quality of life among women living in Haor Basin in Bangladesh and its socio-economic predictors

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