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Quality of Life Assessment of Health Record Professionals Working in a Tertiary Health Facility, during the COVID 19 Pandemic in South Western Nigeria

Current Research in Public Health | Vol 3, Issue 2

Table 5. Comparison of the Physical and Mental Component Summaries ofQoL according to Socio-demographic Characteristics of Respondents

Variables	PCS			MCS		OVERALL QoL
1. Age group	N	Mean	SD	Mean	SD	Mean	SD
Under 30	27	58.67	12.88	63.983	10.920	59.67	10.65
31-40	16	66.32	12.53	61.406	13.475	64.29	9.61
41-50	7	60.82	6.16	51.333	12.785	56.28	8.52
Over 50	2	47.88	12.90	65.042	14.083	55.33	12.34
P-value		.108		.114		.258
2. Gender
Male	12	64.90	13.58	61.85	10.54	64.73	8.78
Female	40	59.70	12.12	61.43	13.10	59.19	10.40
P-value		.211		.921		.101
3. Marital Status
Single	31	61.62	13.38	63.31	10.04	60.38	10.21
Married	21	59.83	11.40	58.90	15.26	60.60	10.54
P-value		.619		.214		.939
4. Highest Level of Education
Second Sch Cert	4	59.06	4.75	66.05	8.03	62.40	8.52
OND	10	63.83	12.22	68.60	10.74	67.12	9.71
HND	26	62.08	14.37	59.59	12.52	59.09	10.84
Bachelor’s degree	7	61.20	7.21	58.95	15.73	60.14	5.67
Masters DEG	5	49.93	9.79	57.47	10.90	53.25	9.81
P-Value		.326		.271		.115
5. Years of Service
0-5 years	31	63.40	13.13	60.54	12.26	60.37	10.78
6-10 years	15	59.76	11.34	64.06	12.73	62.95	9.39
11-15 years	3	51.50	2.14	52.67	14.28	52.35	8.13
>20 years	3	50.08	9.89	67.94	11.16	57.13	9.26
P-Value		.151		.381		.388

PCS=Physical Component Summary, MCS=Mental Component Summary