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. 2018 Jul 5;6(2):133–141. doi: 10.1177/2374373518786013

Table 2.

Comparison of QoL of Chronic Pain Patients (Present Study) With Participants Having No Long-Standing/Chronic Illness Between the Wales Health Survey (WHS) and the OHLS-III.a

Domain Chronic Pain Patients Patients With No Long-Standing Illness (OHLS-III) P Value Patients With No Limiting Illness (WHS) P Value
N Mean (SD) N Mean (SD) N Mean (SD)
PF 78 31.8 (27.2) 4962 94.0 (12.4) .0001 9024 90.2 (18.9) .0001
RP 78 25.2 (26.6)) 5052 93.9 (13.3) .0001 9306 92.0 (18.3) .0001
BP 78 17.7 (14.9) 5078 87.1 (16.6) .0001 9428 81.3 (21.5) .0001
GH 77 35.8 (22.4) 4999 78.4 (15.6) .0001 9331 75.4 (17.4) .0001
VT 79 26.9 (21.6) 5076 62.9 (17.2) .0001 9354 64.0 (18.6) .0001
SF 78 31.7 (26.1) 5069 88.3 (18.4) .0001 9438 90.3 (18.6) .0001
ER 77 49.4 (35.1) 5058 89.6 (16.8) .0001 9339 93.7 (16.8) .0001
MH 79 49.5 (23.0) 5073 75.3 (16.1) .0001 9335 77.7 (16.2) .0001
PCS 74 27.9 (9.5) 4741 53.6 (5.9) .0001
MCS 74 35.4 (14.1) 4741 51.3 (9.0) .0001

Abbreviations: BP, bodily pain; ER, emotional role; GH, general health; MCS, mental component summary; MH, mental health; OHLS-III, Third Oxford and Lifestyles Survey; PCS, physical component summary; PF, physical functioning; QoL, quality of life; RP, role physical; SD, standard deviation; SF, social functioning; VT, vitality.

a Scores for WHS were not available.