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Table 5 Association of PA and QOL - Different levels of PA and linear association

From: Quality of life and physical activity in long-term (≥5 years post-diagnosis) colorectal cancer survivors - systematic review

 

Statistical significance (p <0.05) and clinical relevance

 

Different levels of PA

+/−: significant positive/negative association

ns: not statistically significant

.: not reported

a,b,cclinical relevance

Study

C30

QL

PF

RF

EF

SF

CF

Van Roekel 2015 [32]

>LPA (Q4 = ≥23.0 h/wk) vs.

<LPA (Q1 = ≤2.0 h/wk)

ns

+b

+b

.

ns

.

>LPA (Q3 = 10.0-22.0 h/wk) vs.

<LPA (Q1 = ≤2.0 h/wk)

.

.

.

.

.

.

>MVPA (Q4 = ≥15.5 h/wk) vs.

<MVPA (Q1 = ≤4.3 h/wk)

ns

+b

ns

.

ns

.

>MVPA (Q3 = 8.7-15.0 h/wk) vs.

<MVPA (Q1 = ≤4.3 h/wk)

ns

.

+b

.

+b

.

Study

SF-36

PF

RP

BP

SF

MH

RE

VT

GH

GCS

PCS

MCS

Thraen-Borowski 2013 [37]

>MVPA (Q4 = ≥11.3 h/wk) vs.

<MVPA (Q1 = 0.0 h/wk)

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

+b

ns

>LPA (Q4 = ≥13.0 h/wk) vs.

<LPA (Q1 = ≤1.5 h/wk)d

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

ns

ns

>LPA (Q4 = ≥9.0 h/wk) vs.

<LPA (Q1 = 0.0 h/wk)e

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

+b

+b

>Planned exercisef (Q4 = ≥9.5 h/wk) vs. <Planned exercise (Q1 = 0.0 h/wk)

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

+b

ns

>Non-exerciseg (Q4 = ≥16.5 h/wk) vs.

<Non-exercise (Q1 = ≤1.6 h/wk)

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

+

ns

Study

WHODAS/ CIS/ HADS

DIS

FA

DIST

Van Roekel 2015 [32]

>LPA (Q4 = ≥23.0 h/wk) vs.

<LPA (Q1 = ≤2.0 h/wk)

c

ns

ns

>LPA (Q3 = 10.0-22.0 h/wk) vs.

<LPA (Q1 = ≤2.0 h/wk)

ns

c

ns

>MVPA (Q4 = ≥15.5 h/wk) vs.

<MVPA (Q1 = ≤4.3 h/wk)

ns

ns

ns

>MVPA (Q3 = 8.7-15.0 h/wk) vs.

<MVPA (Q1 = ≤4.3 h/wk)

c

c

c

Study

PROMIS/ EQ-5D

Physical HRQOL

Mental HRQOL

Overall HRQOL

Rodriguez 2015 [36]

MVPA min/wk.

No MVPA - Ref.

≤60, 61–149, 150+

ns

ns

+c (61–149, 150+)

ns (≤ 60)

Linear association PA and QOL (continuous results)

Study

C30

QL

PF

RF

EF

SF

CF

Hussonn 2015 [34]

Continuous: Additional hour of MVPA/wk., Interindividualh

+

+

+

+

+

+

Continuous: Additional hour of MVPA/wk., Intraindividuali

ns

+

ns

ns

ns

+

Van Roekel 2016 [33]

Single-variable model, PAj

ns

+

ns

.

ns

.

Partition model, PAk

ns

+

ns

.

ns

.

Substituting 1 h/day of sedentary time with PA

ns

+a

ns

.

ns

.

Substituting 1 h/day of standing time with PA

ns

ns

ns

.

ns

.

Study

WHODAS/ CIS/ HADS

DIS

FA

ANX

DEP

Van Roekel 2016 [33]

Single-variable model PAj

c

ns

ns

ns

Partition model PAk

ns

ns

ns

ns

Substituting 1 h/day of sedentary time with PA

ns

ns

ns

ns

Substituting 1 h/day of standing time with PA

ns

ns

ns

ns

  1. PA physical activity, QOL quality of life, C30 (European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer QLQ-C30 questionnaire), QL global quality of life, PF physical functioning, RF role functioning, EF emotional functioning, SF social functioning, CF cognitive functioning; > more; < less, LPA light physical activity (<3 MET), Q Quartile, h/wk hours per week, MVPA moderate to vigorous physical activity (≥3 MET), SF-36 (The Short Form Health Survey) PF physical functioning, RP role limitations due to physical health problems, BP bodily pain, SF social functioning, MH general mental health, RE role limitations due to emotional problems, VT vitality, GH general health perceptions, GCS global health composite score, PCS physical composite score, MCS mental composite score, WHODAS (World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule II) DIS disability, CIS (Checklist Individual Strength) FA fatigue, HADS (Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale), DIST distress, ANX anxiety, DEP depression, PROMIS (Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System), EQ-5D (EuroQol Five-Dimensions Questionnaire), Ref. Reference, aclinical relevance reported by authors; bclinical relevance calculated by RE; cclinical relevance: no values, no cut-off for calculation available; dparticipants reported LPA and MVPA; eparticipants reported only LPA; fintentional exercise e.g. jogging; gnon-intentional exercise e.g. gardening; hinterindividual: patients average amount of PA/ average level PA of total group; iintraindividual: patients PA level at one time point/ patients average PA level; jPA was entered separately in a single confounder-adjusted model, without adjustment for any of the other activities (sedentary, standing); kall activity categories (sedentary, standing, PA) were entered simultaneously in a single confounder-adjusted model, to estimate independent associations of each activity category