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. 2019 Jul 4;33(11):1732–1746. doi: 10.1177/0269215519858713

Table 2.

Characteristics of the clients at the initial evaluation (n = 72).

Experimental group
Control group
Cerebral or spinal and high EQ-VAS (n = 11) Cerebral or spinal and low EQ-VAS (n = 3) Musculoskeletal and high EQ-VAS (n = 13) Musculoskeletal and low EQ-VAS (n = 9) Total (n = 36) Cerebral or spinal and high EQ-VAS (n = 12) Cerebral or spinal and low EQ-VAS (n = 4) Musculoskeletal and high EQ-VAS (n = 12) Musculoskeletal and low EQ-VAS (n = 8) Total (n = 36) Effect size
Age, mean (SD) 67.00 (6.43) 71.67 (4.58) 71.67 (4.58) 78.89 (7.67) 74.11 (9.11) 72.75 (11.73) 68.75 (7.63) 76.50 (9.28) 79.88 (7.59) 75.17 (9.99) g = 0.11
Sex, n
 Male 5 1 3 3 12 8 3 2 2 15
 Female 6 2 10 6 24 4 1 10 6 21 V = 0.09
Disease, n
 Cerebral infarction 7 2 9 9 3 12
 Cerebral hemorrhage 2 2 2 1 3 V = 0.06
 Subarachnoid hemorrhage 1 1 1 1
 Spinal cord injury 1 1 2
 Femoral neck fracture 3 2 5 1 1
 Intertrochanteric femoral fracture 2 3 5 3 2 5
 Lumbar compression fracture 2 3 5 1 2 3
 Pelvic fracture 1 1 2 2 4
 Lumbar spinal canal stenosis 5 1 1
 Knee osteoarthritis 5 5 5
 Hip osteoarthritis 1 1
 Above knee amputation 1 1
Cerebral or spinal and high EQ-VAS (n = 11) Cerebral or spinal and low EQ-VAS (n = 3) Musculoskeletal and high EQ-VAS (n = 13) Musculoskeletal and low EQ-VAS (n = 9) Total (n = 36) Cerebral or spinal and high EQ-VAS (n = 12) Cerebral or spinal and low EQ-VAS (n = 4) Musculoskeletal and high EQ-VAS (n = 12) Musculoskeletal and low EQ-VAS (n = 8) Total (n = 36) Effect size
Length of stay (day), mean (SD) 47.82 (30.92) 87.00 (39.36) 43.2 (33.70) 38.67 (26.22) 49.47 (33.05) 42.25 (27.54) 72.75 (39.00) 36.92 (20.44) 56.63 (26.61) 49.53 (27.99) g = 0.00
Treatment period (day), mean (SD) 45.33 (31.41) 84.86 (38.04) 41.68 (33.24) 36.59 (27.08) 47.14 (32.69) 40.96 (26.73) 69.98 (38.48) 34.61 (21.03) 54.09 (25.67) 47.06 (27.95) g = 0.00
MMSE, mean (SD) 26.73 (2.61) 29.33 (1.15) 27.92 (2.36) 26.56 (2.74) 27.33 (2.53) 28.25 (1.71) 25.25 (1.89) 27.50 (2.58) 27.25 (2.38) 27.36 (2.46) g = 0.01
EQ-VAS, mean (SD) 75.64 (11.42) 30.00 (10.00) 68.08 (17.14) 33.89 (11.67) 58.67 (22.95) 78.08 (9.07) 46.25 (11.09) 72.92 (18.02) 39.38 (10.16) 65.33 (20.72) g = 0.30
Flow state scale for occupational task, mean (SD) 79.36 (12.73) 79.33 (6.43) 80.31 (9.31) 78.78 (13.21) 79.56 (10.90) 75.67 (12.29) 50.5 (15.93) 82.5 (12.81) 77.13 (11.19) 75.47 (15.32) g = 0.31
Ikigai-9, mean (SD) 29.45 (7.35) 20.33 (4.73) 29.92 (4.25) 26.00 (8.44) 28.00 (6.88) 26.41 (9.20) 25.00 (6.37) 32.33 (6.54) 30.63 (12.26) 29.17 (9.06) g = 0.15
Functional Independence Measure, mean (SD)
 Motor 69.18 (13.63) 58.67 (25.42) 62.69 (13.93) 63.22 (12.57) 64.47 (14.29) 72.41 (11.22) 57.00 (23.85) 67.92 (10.30) 55.88 (15.96) 65.53 (14.85) g = 0.07
 Cognitive 31.27 (3.17) 34.67 (0.58) 33.23 (2.83) 34.00 (1.41) 32.97 (2.76) 33.67 (2.02) 29.00 (4.69) 34.83 (0.58) 33.75 (1.83) 33.56 (2.62) g = 0.22
 Total 100.45 (14.45) 93.67 (25.42) 95.92 (16.07) 97.22 (12.92) 97.44 (15.11) 106.08 (10.40) 86.00 (25.65) 102.75 (10.38) 89.63 (17.00) 99.08 (15.60) g = 0.11

EQ-VAS, EuroQol–5 Dimensions visual analog scale; High EQ-VAS, EuroQol–5 Dimensions visual analog scale ≧ 50; Low EQ-VAS, EuroQol–5 Dimensions visual analog scale < 50; MMSE, Mini Mental State Examination; effect size g, Hedges’ g; effect size V, Cramer’s V. Effect size of disease calculated Cramer’s V which is a measure of association between two nominal variables (disease: cerebral or spinal disease and musculoskeletal disease, group: experiment and control group).