Factors affecting the self-rated health of immigrant women married to native men and raising children in South Korea: a cross-sectional study

Table 4 Regression models of self-rated health of immigrants women sorted by country of origins

	Han-Chinese N = 1825			Vietnamese N = 2216			Korean-Chinese N = 743			Filipino N = 1114			Japanese N = 1062
	Estimate	Std.error	p value	Estimate	Std.error	p value	Estimate	Std.error	p value	Estimate	Std.error	p value	Estimate	Std.error	p value
Individual
Age	−0.107	0.015	***	−0.017	0.018		−0.042	0.025		−0.107	0.015	***	−0.053	0.017	**
Age at arrival	0.058	0.015	***	−0.002	0.019		−0.023	0.025		0.058	0.015	***	0.018	0.019
Education (Ref_under 9 years)
9–12 years	0.006	0.139		−0.118	0.102		0.013	0.214		0.006	0.139		−0.821	0.678
Above 13 years	0.391	0.167	*	−0.021	0.202		−0.002	0.266		0.391	0.167	*	−0.679	0.678
Subjective social status	0.545	0.111	***	0.135	0.097		0.599	0.169	***	0.545	0.111	***	0.285	0.153
Residency area	−0.184	0.115		−0.011	0.098		0.187	0.185		−0.184	0.115		− 0.085	0.149
Fluency in Korean	0.317	0.096	***	0.313	0.087	***	0.365	0.225		0.317	0.096	***	0.785	0.127	***
Household
Satisfaction with husband	0.249	0.057	***	0.463	0.055	***	0.201	0.090	*	0.249	0.057	***	0.423	0.079	***
Satisfaction with children	0.244	0.074	**	−0.036	0.070		0.340	0.108	**	0.244	0.074	**	0.458	0.089	***
Number of children under 5 years	−0.088	0.095		−0.024	0.077		0.213	0.159		−0.088	0.095		0.261	0.133
Community
Experience of discrimination	−0.712	0.114	***	−0.324	0.099	**	−0.504	0.173	**	−0.712	0.114	***	−0.213	0.149
Experience of unmet medical needs	−0.942	0.174	***	−0.982	0.153	***	−1.929	0.341	***	−0.942	0.174	***	−0.771	0.217	***

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