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. 2019 Sep 18;6(1):e000381. doi: 10.1136/bmjresp-2018-000381

Table 2.

Patient-reported outcomes at baseline in 182 outpatients with cardiorespiratory disease

Patient-reported outcome Non-missing observations, n Value
Multidimensional Dyspnea Profile
 Total score 159 40.3±26.5
 Immediate perception 163 24.3±14.9
 Emotional response 176 16.0±13.5
 A1 unpleasantness score 176 4.94±2.53
 Muscle work or effort, % present (% best match) 174 46.2% (8.8%)
 Intensity 176 3.78±2.89
 Air hunger, % present (% best match) 175 57.1% (30.8%)
 Intensity 176 4.31±3.13
 Chest tightness or constriction, % present (% best match) 176 50.0% (22.0%)
 Intensity 178 3.72±3.04
 Mental effort or concentration, % present (% best match) 172 34.6% (5.5%)
 Intensity 174 3.24±3.18
 Breathing a lot, % present (% best match) 173 59.3% (17.6%)
 Intensity 174 4.38±3.21
 Depressed 180 2.77±3.04
 Anxious 180 3.10±3.08
 Frustrated 178 4.02±3.28
 Angry 178 3.17±3.23
 Afraid 179 2.98±3.33
mMRC 182
 0 7 (3.8%)
 1 48 (26.4%)
 2 37 (20.3%)
 3 33 (18.1%)
 4 57 (31.3%)
CAT total 177 20.0±7.8
EQ-5D-5L total 181 0.61±0.27
EQ-5D-5L perceived health, 0–100 VAS 182 51.6±22.7
HADS
 Total 177 34.9±2.85
 Anxiety 179 15.7±2.52
 Depression 179 19.2±1.56
FACIT-Fatigue 172 30.4±12.2

Data are presented as mean±SD or frequency (percentage) unless otherwise specified. The sensory quality that matched best was missing for 28 (15.4%) patients.

CAT, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Assessment Test; EQ-5D-5L, EuroQol Five Dimensions–Five Levels; FACIT, Functional Assessment of Chronic Illness Therapy; HADS, Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale; mMRC, modified Medical Research Council Breathlessness Scale.