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Table 2 Percentage of patients with “no impairment” in representative CFQ-R items at baseline and 48 weeks

From: Effect of ivacaftor treatment in patients with cystic fibrosis and the G551D-CFTR mutation: patient-reported outcomes in the STRIVE randomized, controlled trial

 

Representative items

% No Impairment at baseline (pooled)

CFQ-R scale

Teen-adult version/Child version

Response optiona

Corr.b with domain change score

Body image

Look different from others

Very false/Not at all true

0.82

60.0

Digestive symptoms

Problems with gas/stomach hurt

Never

0.85c

48.1

Eating problems

Force myself to eat/pushed to eat

Very false/Never

0.82c

77.7

Emotional functioning

Felt sad/worried

Never

0.79

71.1

Health perceptions

Feel healthy

Very true

0.86

32.5

Physical functioning

Walking as fast as others

No difficulty

0.85

65.9

Respiratory symptoms

Coughing

Not at all/Never

0.85

3.7

Role functioning

Running errands out of the house

Never

0.85

41.0

Social functioning

Comfortable going out/got together with friends

Very true

0.66

59.2

Treatment burden

Tx makes life more difficult/Tx bothered you

Not at all/Not at all true

0.78

25.1

Vitality

Felt exhausted/grouchy

Never

0.81

47.4

Weightd

Trouble gaining weight

Not at all

e

62.0

  1. aIdentified to represent patient report of no impairment
  2. bPolyserial correlation unless otherwise noted
  3. cSpearman correlation
  4. dSingle item scale
  5. eNot applicable for single item scales
  6. Pooled = ivacaftor and placebo