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. 2025 Jul 31;27:e66389. doi: 10.2196/66389

Table 4.

Primary and secondary outcome measures during 3 time points by study group—intention-to-treat analysis.

Outcome Waiting-list group, mean (SD) Intervention group, mean (SD)

T0 T1 T2 T0 T1 T2
Primary outcome

Leakages per week 3.81 (3.03)a 3.24 (2.62)b 2.71 (2.34)a 3.78 (2.67)c 3.95 (2.83)d 3.83 (2.81)d
Secondary outcomes: continence care

Incontinence material changes per week 20.94 (6.29)a 19.46 (6.73)b 18.14 (5.59)a 20.29 (4.28)c 16.36 (4.48)d 15.71 (4.88)d

Duration (min) per incontinence material change 15.60 (5.63)a 15.63 (6.65)b 14.56 (6.66)a 12.12 (7.70)c 13.10 (7.82)d 12.19 (7.72)d

Duration (min) for continence care per week 318.36 (127.61)a 292.60 (125.30)b 257.60 (130.22)a 238.15 (146.31)c 208.74 (138.81)d 185.52 (117.55)d
Secondary outcomes: quality of life

Subjective well-being (MIPQe) 47.64 (12.18)f N/Ag 48.39 (12.25)h 50.16, (11.69)i N/A 47.98 (11.22)j

Objective well-being (QOL-PMDk) 54.84 (13.91)l N/A 53.25 (10.55)m 56.08 (14.33)n N/A 54.33 (12.68)o

an=73.

bn=59.

cn=82.

dn=80.

eMIPQ: Mood, Interest and Pleasure Questionnaire; scores ranging from 0 to 88, with higher scores indicating better subjective well-being.

fn=57.

gN/A: not applicable.

hn=54.

in=78.

jn=67.

kQOL-PMD: Quality of Life of Persons with Profound Multiple Disabilities, score ranging from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating better objective quality of life.

ln=38.

mn=21.

nn=49.

on=55.