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Table 2 Sociodemographic and baseline characteristics of the patients a

From: Associations between demographic, disease related, and treatment pathway related variables and health related quality of life in primary care patients with coronary heart disease

Variables

Study arm A (developers)

Study arm B (users)

Study arm C (control)

P value

N

128

70

92

 

Mean age (year) (SD, range)

68.48 (9.89; 42–91)

68.91 (10.60; 44–89)

70.72 (10.70; 40–94)

.27

Genderb

.002

female (%)

27 (21.1)

27 (38.6)

38 (41.3)

 

 male (%)

101 (78.9)

43 (61.4)

54 (58.7)

 

Living with partnerb

.02

 yes (%)

102 (79.7)

49 (71.0)

57 (62.6)

 

 no (%)

26 (20.3)

20 (29.0)

34 (37.4)

 

Education level

.25

 9 or less years

85 (67.5)

45 (67.2)

55 (62.5)

 

 10 years

22 (17.5)

6 (9.0)

18 (20.5)

 

 11-13 years

19 (15.1)

16 (23.9)

15 (17.0)

 

Employment

   

.13

 yes (%)

30 (23.6)

11 (16.2)

12 (13.3)

 

 no (%)

97 (76.4)

57 (83.8)

78 (86.7)

 

Prior myocardial infarction

.46

 yes (%)

67 (52.3)

42 (60.0)

45 (50.6)

 

 no (%)

61 (47.7)

28 (40.0)

44 (49.4)

 

Prior bypass or stent

.16

 yes (%)

105 (82.0)

58 (84.1)

65 (73.0)

 

 no (%)

23 (18.0)

11 (15.9)

24 (27.0)

 
  1. a Numbers may not add up to 290 and percentages may not add up to 100 % due to missing values and rounding.
  2. b Significant difference between groups (α = .05).