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This study was performed to determine the levels of quality of life(QOL) according to the grade oflong-term care service in the elderly people who were judged from long-term care insurance, and to reveal its association with related variables. The interviews were made to 958 elderlies in urban and rural areas from March 1 to May 31, 2009. The mean scores of QOL among all subjects were 55.4±15.62(Grade Ⅰ; 49.7±14.17, Grade Ⅱ; 56.8±14.62, Grade Ⅲ; 59.4±16.36), and they were lower according to the higher grade of long-term care insurance. The multiple regression analysis was used to reveal the explanatory powers of factors influencing on the level QOL. Such factors as educational level, monthly income, subjective health status, depression and MMSE-K were shown to affect their QOL in Grade Ⅰ, Grade Ⅱ, and Grade Ⅲ with explanatory powers of 45~62%.Key Words : Quality of life, activity of daily living, depression, mental health, Elderly *  : (choyc@cnu.ac.kr) 10 08 26  10 10 14  10 10 15

Quality of Life and Its Association with Physical and Mental Function in the Elderly People Affiliated with Long-term Care Insurance Services