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. 2017 May 1;31(5):227–236. doi: 10.1089/apc.2017.0009

Table 4.

Scales by Adherence

  None, 0% or stopped on their own Low, 1–60% Medium, 61–94% High, 95–100%
Healthcare system scale
 Healthcare provider engagement scale 20.68b,c 20.54d,e 17.97b,d,f 16.36c,e,f
Psychosocial scales
 Rosenberg self-esteem scale 18.86a,c 17.37a,d,e 18.79d,f 20.22c,e,f
 Perceived stigma scale (Berger) 94.29 99.15d,e 94.26d 92.56e
 Social capital scale 81.34a,c 74.72a,d,e 82.78d,f 85.65c,e,f
 Sense of coherence 51.14b,c 53.45d,e 48.53b,d,f 45.21c,e,f
 Adherence self-efficacy 79.13a,b,c 71.28a,d,e 92.43b,d,f 105.61c,e,f
 Chronic disease self-efficacy 64.40a,b,c 58.18a,d,e 72.80b,d,f 79.27c,e,f
 Stressful life events 7.71b 7.51d,e 5.94b,d,f 5.03e,f
 Self-compassion scale 37.85a,c 35.85a,d,e 38.26,d,f 40.08c,e,f
Psychological health scales
 Center for epidemiologic studies depression scale 25.23b,c 27.75d,e 22.60b,d,f 19.05c,e,f
 Anxiety 20.04b,c 20.58d,e 18.17b,d,f 16.88c,e,f
Physical health scales
 VA-SF12 33.32b,c 34.62d,e 30.41b,d,f 28.35c,e,f
 Sign and symptom checklist, intensity 40.33b,c 45.50d,e 33.84b,d,f 27.85c,e,f
 Sign and symptom checklist, frequency 24.03,c 26.78d,e 21.33d,f 17.42c,e,f

Statistically significant differences (p < 0.05) are represented by a, between None and Low; b, between None and Medium; c, between None and High; d, between Low and Medium; e, between Low and High; f, between Medium and High.