Health-Related Quality of Life between Insured and Uninsured Households at Rural Communities of Southwestern Ethiopia: A Comparative Cross-Sectional Study

Table 4

Factors influencing HRQoL between CBHI insured and uninsured households in southwestern Ethiopia, Nov 2021.

Variables	Numbers (%)	Un-standardized β (95% CI)	Standardized β	values
Insurance status
Uninsured	317 (50%)	0^a
Insured	317 (50%)	4.15 (2.52, 5.77)	−0.19	< 0.001
Marital status
Married	569 (89.7)	0^a
Others^a	65 (10.3)	−6.83 (−9.75, −3.92)	−0.19	< 0.001
Sex of respondent
Female	246 (38.8)	0^a
Male	388 (61.2)	−2.49 (−4.25, −0.72)	−0.11	0.006
Education of respondent
Elementary	572 (90.2)	0^a
High school or more	62 (9.8)	9.96 (7.19, 12.73)	0.27	< 0.001
Occupation
Farmer	505 (79.7)	0^a
Others^b	129 (20.3)	3.11 (0.99, 5.22)	0.11	0.004
Age of respondent	634 (100%)	−0.03 (−0.12, 0.05)	−0.03	0.48
Number of family members	634 (100%)	0.87 (0.43, 1.31)	0.15	< 0.001
Under 5 children
Yes	367 (57.9)	0^a
No	267 (42.1)	0.04 (−1.84, 1.77)	0.002	0.967
Household member 50+
Yes	200 (31.5)	0^a
No	434 (68.5)	1.26 (−0.68, 3.2)	0.05	0.20
Distance from household to health facility	634 (100%)	1.32 (−0.35, 2.99)	0.34	0.12

(indicates statistical significance at value <0.05); 0^a(indicates a reference category for the categorical predictor variables); others^a’(single, divorced, and widowed); others^b (merchant or employed with private or government); and blank space (not applicable).