Influence of Self-Perceived Burden on Quality of Life in Patients with Urostomy Based on Structural Equation Model: The Mediating Effects of Resilience and Social Support

Table 1

Participants’ characteristics and differences of the SPB in different groups ().

Characteristic	(%)
Age			4.520	0.001
30~	6 (2.0)
40~	40 (13.2)
50~	79 (26.1)
60~	112 (37.0)
70~	66 (21.8)
Work status			3.224	0.023
On job	45 (14.9)
Part time work	68 (22.4)
Sick leave/retire	101 (33.3)
No job	89 (29.4)
Number of children			3.423	0.009
0	4 (1.3)
1	108 (35.6)
2	120 (39.6)
3	53 (17.5)
4 or more	18 (5.9)
Income (RMB)/month			22.253	0.001
<1000	62 (20.5)
1000~	131 (43.2)
3000~	96 (31.7)
5000~	14 (4.6)
Year of urostomy			15.169	0.001
≤1	28 (9.2)
2 ~ 4	105 (34.7)
5 ~ 7	81 (26.7)
8 ~ 10	46 (15.2)
≥11	43 (14.2)
Adaptation to urostomy			17.441	0.001
Fully adapted	251 (82.8)
Partial adaptation	49 (16.2)
Unable to adapt	3 (1.0)
Stoma self-care ability			42.787	0.001
Completely self-care	184 (60.7)
Need help	93 (30.7)
Rely entirely on others	26 (8.6)
Currently in treatment			3.076	0.002
Yes	18 (5.9)
No	285 (94.1)
Complications			-8.47	0.001
No	213 (70.3)
Yes	90 (29.7)

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