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Table 3 Associations of perceived park access, true park access, park use time and park physical activity (PA) time with WELL Scale wellbeing scores

From: Associations of park access, park use and physical activity in parks with wellbeing in an Asian urban environment: a cross-sectional study

 

Model 1 (unadjusted)

95% CI

Model 2 (adjusteda)

95% CI

WELL wellbeing scores

Perceived park access

  1-5 min

Ref.

Ref.

  6-10 min

−1.01

−1.99 to − 0.03

−0.83

−1.77 to 0.11

  11-20 min

−1.77

−2.95 to −0.58

− 1.49

− 2.62 to − 0.35

  > 20 min

− 1.27

−2.90 to 0.35

−1.12

− 2.68 to 0.45

  Overall p-value

0.002

 

0.050

 

True park access

  0-399 m

Ref.

Ref.

  400-799 m

−1.67

−3.14 to −0.21

− 1.08

−2.48 to 0.32

  800-1599 m

−0.78

−2.20 to 0.64

− 0.50

− 1.92 to 0.93

   > 1599 m

−1.74

− 3.21 to − 0.26

− 1.28

−2.74 to 0.19

  Overall p-value

0.046

 

0.215

 

Park use time (hour/month)

 1st quartile (0.00–0.02)

Ref.

Ref.

 2nd quartile (0.03–3.04)

1.34

0.15 to 2.52

0.91

−0.23 to 2.05

 3rd quartile (3.05–10.82)

4.08

2.90 to 5.25

3.14

2.00 to 4.28

 4th quartile (> 10.82)

4.32

3.15 to 5.50

3.24

2.09 to 4.39

 Overall p-value

< 0.001

 

< 0.001

 

Park PA time (hour/month)

 1st quartile (0.00–0.07)

Ref.

Ref.

 2nd quartile (0.08–2.07)

2.16

0.88 to 3.45

1.70

0.46 to 2.94

 3rd quartile (2.08–8.32)

3.75

2.65 to 4.85

2.72

1.65 to 3.79

 4th quartile (> 8.32)

5.20

4.14 to 6.26

4.16

3.12 to 5.19

 Overall p-value

< 0.001

 

< 0.001

 
  1. aAdjusted for age, gender, race, marital status, work status, household income, education, BMI, combined chronic diseases (heart attack, stroke, type II diabetes mellitus, depression and cancer), the walkability index within the walkable neighbourhood buffer of 500 m surrounding participants’ homes, smoking and alcohol consumption