Table 3.
All subjects | |||
Variable | N |
Frequency Impaired (%) |
95% CI
for Frequency |
Physical functioning | 406 | 181 (45%) | (40% – 50%) |
Emotional functioning | 406 | 81 (20%) | (16% – 24%) |
Social functioning | 407 | 109 (27%) | (23% – 31%) |
School/work functioning | 405 | 124 (31%) | (26% – 35%) |
Psychosocial health summary | 407 | 122 (30%) | (26% – 35%) |
Total score | 408 | 152 (37%) | (33% – 42%) |
Subjects <19 years old | |||
Variable | N |
Frequency Impaired (%) |
95% CI
for Frequency |
Physical functioning | 254 | 103 (41%) | (34% – 47%) |
Emotional functioning | 254 | 51 (20%) | (15% – 26%) |
Social functioning | 254 | 65 (26%) | (20% – 31%) |
School functioning | 254 | 90 (35%) | (30% – 42%) |
Psychosocial health summary | 254 | 77 (30%) | (25% – 36%) |
Total score | 255 | 88 (35%) | (29% – 41%) |
Subjects ≥19 years old | |||
Variable | N |
Frequency Impaired (%) |
95% CI
for Frequency |
Physical functioning | 152 | 78 (51%) | (43% – 60%) |
Emotional functioning | 152 | 30 (20%) | (14% – 27%) |
Social functioning | 153 | 44 (29%) | (22% – 37%) |
School/work functioning | 151 | 34 (23%) | (16% – 30%) |
Psychosocial health summary | 153 | 45 (29%) | (22% – 37%) |
Total score | 153 | 64 (42%) | (34% – 50%) |
> 1 SD (standard deviation) demonstrates the scores that fall 1 SD below the population sample mean and represents an at-risk status for impaired health-related quality of life.