TABLE 2.

Mean Scores on Self and Parent Proxy-Reported Health-Related Quality of Life Generic Module Scales of Subjects with Stroke in Comparison with Published Norms of Healthy Controls

	Stroke Subjects			Healthy Subjects (Published Data)16,24			t-Test P-Value	95% CI for Stroke Subjects’ Mean
	N	Mean	SD	N	Mean	SD
Parent proxy-report
Physical Functioning	57	80.7	20.3	9430	84.5	19.5	0.16	75.3–86.1
Psychosocial Functioning	57	72.7	17.7	9430	81.7	15.2	0.0003*	68.0–77.4
Emotional Functioning	56	73.7	19.0	9430	81.3	16.5	0.0041*	68.6–78.8
Social Functioning	57	80.4	25.5	9430	83.7	19.4	0.33	73.6–87.2
School Functioning	57	63.7	23.4	9430	78.8	19.6	<0.0001*	57.5–69.9
Total score	57	75.7	17.1	9430	82.7	15.4	0.0031*	71.2–80.2
Child self-report
Physical Functioning	42	82.4	16.7	5480	87.5	13.5	0.055	77.2–87.6
Psychosocial Functioning†	42	75.2	17.9	5480	81.9	14.1	0.02*	69.6–80.8
Emotional Functioning	42	72.0	23.9	5480	79.3	18.2	0.055	64.6–79.4
Social Functioning	42	81.9	22.2	5480	85.2	16.8	0.34	75.0–88.8
School Functioning	42	72.6	21.9	5480	81.1	16.5	0.016*	65.8–79.4
Total score	42	78.0	14.5	5480	83.8	12.7	0.01*	73.5–82.5

Abbreviations:

CI = 95% confidence interval

SD = Standard deviation

^*Statistically significant.

^†Note that psychosocial functioning is a summary score comprised of emotional, social, and school functioning.