Scottish Health Survey - topic report: mental health and wellbeing

The Scottish Health Survey (SHeS) provides information on the health and factors relating to the health of people living in Scotland that cannot be obtained from other sources. This topic report is secondary analysis of the 2012 and 2013 surveys, exploring factors associated with the mental health and wellbeing of adults aged 16 years and older.


List of tables and figures

Table 3A WEMWBS component question mean scores, by GHQ12 mental health status, 2012/2013

Table 4A Socio-demographic factors, 2012/2013

Table 4B GHQ component 'Been losing confidence in self': results of logistic regression analysis indicating a low score, by age group and sex, 2012/2013

Table 4C WEMWBS statement 'Been feeling love': results of logistic regression analysis indicating a low score, by marital status and sex, 2012/2013

Table 4D GHQ component 'Been losing confidence in self': results of logistic regression analysis indicating a low score, by marital status and sex, 2012/2013

Table 5A Health-related factors, 2012/2013

Table 5B Physical activity guidelines: description of categories

Table 5C WEMWBS statement 'I've had energy to spare': results of logistic regression analysis indicating a low score, by physical activity level and sex, 2012/2013

Table 5D BMI categories and definitions

Table 6A Estimated odds ratios for below average WEMWBS, by sex, 2012/2013

Table 6B Estimated odds ratios for GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by sex, 2012/2013

Figure 1A Sample structure of 2012, 2013 and 2012/2013 combined datasets

Figure 3A Relationship between WEMWBS and GHQ12 scores, 2012/2013

Figure 3B Distribution of WEMWBS scores, 2012/2013

Figure 4A WEMWBS mean scores, by age group and sex, 2012/2013

Figure 4B Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by age group and sex, 2012/2013

Figure 4C WEMWBS mean scores, by marital status (not age-standardised), 2012/2013

Figure 4D Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by marital status (not age-standardised), 2012/2013

Figure 4E WEMWBS mean scores, by SIMD quintile, 2012/2013

Figure 4F Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by SIMD quintile, 2012/2013

Figure 4G WEMWBS mean scores, by equivalised household income quintile, 2012/2013

Figure 4H Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by quivalised household income quintile and sex, 2012/2013

Figure 4I WEMWBS mean scores, by urban rural classification, 2012/2013

Figure 4J Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by urban-rural classification, 2012/2013

Figure 4K WEMWBS mean scores, by economic activity category (not age- standardised), 2012/2013

Figure 4L Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by economic activity category (not age-standardised), 2012/2013

Figure 4M WEMWBS mean scores, by parental socio-economic classification, 2012/2013

Figure 4N WEMWBS mean scores, by household type (not age-standardised), 2012/2013

Figure 4O Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by household type (not age-standardised), 2012/2013

Figure 4P WEMWBS mean scores, by sex and hours of unpaid care, 2012/2013

Figure 4Q Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by sex and hours of unpaid care, 2012/2013

Figure 5A WEMWBS mean scores, by physical activity level, 2012/2013

Figure 5B Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by physical activity level, 2012/2013

Figure 5C WEMWBS mean scores, by drinking classification (based on units) and sex, 2012/2013

Figure 5D Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by drinking classification (based on units) and sex, 2012/2013

Figure 5E WEMWBS mean scores, by smoking status and sex, 2012/2013

Figure 5F Proportion of adults with GHQ12 scores of four or higher, by smoking status and sex, 2012/2013

Figure 5G WEMWBS mean scores, by BMI classification and sex, 2012/2013

Figure 5H WEMWBS mean scores, by doctor-diagnosed condition (not age- standardised), 2012/2013

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