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. 2011 Aug 30;105(8):1158–1165. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2011.335

Table 6. Mean and standard deviation of quality of life and functioning in colorectal cancer survivors according to the level of total benefit finding and total post-traumatic growth.

  QL PF RF CF EF SF
BF
 Low 63.6 (24.4) 78.9 (23.7) 74.8 (33.2) 78.4 (25.4) 72.9 (26.5) 77.5 (31.6)
 High 64.2 (22.8) 75.8 (22.1) 72.0 (29.1) 79.3 (23.1) 74.0 (23.7) 75.4 (28.5)
P 0.7918 0.1503 0.3421 0.6865 0.6549 0.4579
Padja 0.6812 0.2276 0.4169 0.8036 0.6647 0.4376
             
PTG
 Low 62.1 (24.6) 75.5 (24.3) 71.6 (32.6) 77.9 (25.5) 73.2 (26.3) 76.4 (31.0)
 High 66.6 (21.8) 79.1 (20.0) 74.9 (27.9) 80.2 (22.0) 74.1 (22.8) 75.6 (28.1)
P 0.0416 0.0854 0.2416 0.3000 0.6981 0.7593
Padja 0.0177 0.1495 0.2320 0.5693 0.4870 0.9152

Abbreviations: QL=overall quality of life; PF=physical functioning; RF=role functioning; CF=cognitive functioning; EF=emotional functioning; SF=social functioning; BF=benefit finding; PTG=post-traumatic growth.

Significant P-values (P<0.05) are highlighted in bold.

a

Adjusted for all factors that were significant in the analysis of the determinants: education, burden of diagnosis, burden of treatment, therapy, stage, and depression score.