3.5 | The one way-ANOVA analysis according to asthma control level; perceived stress, CAMM and PAQLQ
As shown in Table 6, according to one way-ANOVA result, quality of life differs by asthma control levels (F(2.97)=11.03; p=.000). Post-Hoc test was performed to examine which groups have difference. The difference occurred due to the relationship between uncontrolled group and partially-controlled group (p=,003), the relationship between uncontrolled group and controlled group (p=,000) with the relationship between partially-controlled group and controlled group (p=,039).
Asthma control levels has a significant difference on activity limitation which is subscale of quality of life (F(2,97)=9,94; p=.000) (Table 6). According to Post-Hoc analysis, the relationship arises from the relationship between the uncontrolled group and the partially-controlled group (p=.003) and the relationship between the uncontrolled group and the controlled group (p=.000).
Symptoms differs by asthma control levels (F(2,97)=10,3; p=,000) (Table 6). The relationship between the uncontrolled group and the partially controlled group (p=.002) and the relationship between the uncontrolled group and the controlled group (p=.000) made difference (Table 6).
Asthma control levels has a significant difference on emotional function (F(2,97)=5,09; p=,008) (Table 6). According to Post-Hoc analysis, the difference occurs because of the relationship between uncontrolled group and controlled group (p=.004).