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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Mar 28.
Published in final edited form as: J Asthma. 2005 Dec;42(10):813–821. doi: 10.1080/02770900500369850

Table 5.

Mean self-efficacy and quality-of-life scores at follow-up and change in scores from baseline to follow-up by group status*

Mean score control Mean score intervention Mean change score control Mean change score intervention
Self-efficacy
Parent/caregiver
 Treatment efficacy subscale 22.84 (2.8) 22.77 (2.9) 0.44 (3.6) 0.63 (3.2)
 Attack prevention subscale 27.39 (2.9) 27.73 (2.4) 1.89 (6.7) 2.00 (6.2)
 Asthma attack management subscale 36.97 (3.3) 37.25 (3.5)
 Total scale (range 19–95) 87.03 (7.3) 88.56 (6.6)a 1.88 (8.7) 3.58 (7.6)
Child (all ages)
 Total scale (range 0–27) 20.32 (6.8) 21.02 (6.8) −0.11 (6.9) +2.62 (6.3)b
Quality of life
Parent/caregiver
 Activity limitation subscale 6.42 (1.0) 6.47 (1.0) −0.01 (1.2) 0.20 (1.3)
 Emotional function subscale 6.37 (0.8) 6.49 (0.8) 0.16 (1.0) 0.30 (0.9)
 Total scale (range 1–7) 6.38 (0.8) 6.49 (0.8) 0.11 (1.0) 0.27 (0.9)
Child (all ages)
 Activity domain subscale 3.51 (1.2) 3.59 (1.2) −0.47 (1.4) −0.09 (1.7)
 Emotional domain subscale 3.19 (1.4) 2.47 (1.4) −0.30 (1.3) −0.32 (1.2)
 Symptom domain subscale 3.20 (1.2) 2.66 (1.2) −0.28 (1.0) −0.27 (1.1)
 Total scale (range 1–7) 4.81 (1.5) 5.50 (1.5) +0.34 (1.3) +0.40 (1.4)
*

All comparisons p > 0.05.

a

Wilcoxon Rank Sum = 2517, p = 0.07.

b

t = 2.86, df = 175, p = 0.005.