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. 2016 Oct;4(4):359–365.

Table 2.

Bivariate analysis

PROMIS UE Physical function Pain intensity

Parameter mean ±SD P value mean ±SD P value
Sex
 Female 33±9.0 0.0049 4.8±3.3 0.6
 Male 38±11 4.4±3.7
Race/ethnicity
 White 35±10 0.93 4.4±3.5 0.052
 Non-white 35±9.9 6.3±2.6
Insurance status
 Private 36±11 0.78 4.2±3.1 0.3375
 Medicaid 32±5.5 4.5±4.3
 Medicare 34±11 5.3±3.8
 Workers’ compensation 37±10 4±2.8
 Uninsured 28 10
Working status
 Working 36±11 0.17 4.2±3.3 0.2046
 Retired 35±11 4.4±3.6
 Unemployed 32±4.9 5.9±3.2
 Workers’ compensation 28±12 6.4±3.2
Marital status
 Single 39±11 0.069 4±3.3 0.57
 Married 36±10 4.4±3.4
 Separated or divorced 32±10 5.3±3.4
 Widowed 29±6.4 5.3±3.9
Diagnosis
 Traumatic 32±11 0.021 3.9±3.2 0.097
 Non-traumatic 37±9.6 5.0±3.5
Other pain condition
 Yes 34±8.9 0.31 5.7±3.6 0.004
 No 36±11 3.8±3.1
Prior surgery
 Yes 33±10 0.15 4.5±3.4 0.74
 No 36±10 4.7±3.5
Smoking
 Yes 30±7.0 0.033 6.9±2.9 0.0059
 No 36±11 4.3±3.4
Appointment type
 New patient 35±11 0.86 5.3±3.5 0.15
 Follow-up 35±10 4.3±3.4
Parameter Correlation (r) P value Correlation (r) P value
Age -0.1 0.28 0.05 0.61
Education 0.38 <0.001 -0.45 <0.001
BMI -0.02 0.83 0.07 0.47
Mediterranean Diet 0.022 0.82 -0.018 0.85
RAPA 0.24 0.011 -0.21 0.025
PROMIS instruments
 Pain Interference -0.71 <0.001 0.7 <0.001
 Depression -0.47 <0.001 0.24 0.011
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The values are given as the mean and the standard deviation, with the range in parentheses.

The values are given as the number of patients, with the percentage in parentheses.