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. 2020 Nov 19;8(2):721–754. doi: 10.1002/nop2.677

Table 3.

Association between PFCC transition interventions and quality of life (N = 11)

Study/year/location Significance Direction and Magnitude Comment

Courtney (2009)

Australia

Significant + p < .001
Hanssen, T. A (2007) Norway Non‐significant No differences on quality of life scores between groups
Harrison, M. B. (2002) Canada Significant +

Heart failure quality of life

p = .002

Holmes‐Rovner, M. (2008) United States Non‐significant p = .55

Jerant et al. (2003)

United States

Non‐significant p = .39
Naylor, M. D. (2004) United States Significant + p < .05
Nucifora, G (2006) Italy Non‐significant p > .05
Boter (2004) Netherlands Non‐significant No statistically significant differences
Chow (2010) China Significant +

Kidney disease quality of life

p = .01

Huang T.T. (2005) Taiwan Significant + p < .05
Lainscak et al. (2013) Slovenia Non‐significant p = .774