How staff characteristics influence residential care facility staff’s attitude toward person-centered care and informal care

Table 4 Results of multiple linear regression analyses to explain attitude of staff toward PCC (P-CAT) and toward informal caregiving (AFC)

Dependent variable attitudes of staff toward PCC (P-CAT)
	B	*SE B*	β	t	p
Variable
Constant P-CAT	4.927	0.623		11.391	.000
Function: care or welfare	−0.086	0.135	−0.90	−.632	.530
Age staff member	−0.15	0.007	−0.365	−2.156	.035*
Years working in long-term care for older adults	−0.001	0.007	−0.034	−.206	.838
Education level	−0.081	0.059	−.176	−1.372	.175
Dependent variable attitudes of staff toward informal caregiving (AFC)
	B	*SE B*	β	t	p
Variable
Constant AFC	5.025	0.623		8.074	.000
Function: care or welfare	−.107	0.196	−.079	−.546	.587
Age staff member	−.022	.010	−.385	− 2.245	.029*
Years working in long-term care for older adults	.014	.010	.216	1.312	.195
Education level	.045	.085	.069	.531	.598

Notes. B = unstandardized coefficients, SE = standard error, β = standardized coefficients
P-CAT: R² = 0.158, Adjusted R² = 0.098 F(4, 56) = 2.628.
AFC: R² = 0.154, Adjusted R² = 0.093 F(4. 55) = 2.505.

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