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Table 4 Correlation between chest pain symptoms and three different global measures of health related quality of life (HRQL) respectively to four independent domains of HRQL

From: Time trends of chest pain symptoms and health related quality of life in coronary artery disease

n = 202

 

Spearman Rank

t(N-2)

p-value

EQ-5D Index

Baseline

-0.58

-10.02

0.000000

 

After 1 year

-0.60

-10.53

0.000000

 

After 2 years

-0.64

-11.82

0.000000

EQ VAS

Baseline

-0.48

-7.66

0.000000

 

After 1 year

-0.52

-8.64

0.000000

 

After 2 years

-0.48

-7.78

0.000000

CHP

Baseline

-0.39

-6.06

0.000000

 

After 1 year

-0.45

-7.22

0.000000

 

After 2 years

-0.35

-5.33

0.000000

PC cognitive

Baseline

0.05

0.70

0.48

 

After 1 year

0.10

1.39

0.17

 

After 2 years

0.09

1.30

0.20

PC physical/general

Baseline

0.41

6.42

0.000000

 

After 1 year

0.47

7.45

0.000000

 

After 2 years

0.43

6.66

0.000000

PC social

Baseline

0.11

1.63

0.10

 

After 1 year

0.23

3.32

0.001

 

After 2 years

0.08

1.14

0.25

PC emotional

Baseline

0.18

2.65

0.009

 

After 1 year

0.21

3.09

0.002

 

After 2 years

0.15

2.08

0.04

  1. Spearman Rank Order Correlation between existence and severity of current chest pain symptoms assessed by Canadian Cardiovascular Society classification CCS (0–4) and different measures of health related quality of life
  2. EQ-5DIndex denotes EuroQol 5 Dimension questionnaire transformed to an Index score (0–1)
  3. EQVAS denotes EuroQol-VAS instrument (0–1)
  4. CHP denotes the Cardiac Health Profile questionnaire (global mean score)
  5. PC denotes the four independent domains of HRQL calculated from the CHP questionnaire