Table 2.
Comparison of FHSQ scores of the total sample, patients with foot problems and controls.
| Total Group (n = 498) |
Cases (n = 249) |
Controls (n = 249) |
p value | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Foot pain |
76.81 ± 19.75 (0–100) |
78.36 ± 19.07 (0–100) |
75.25 ± 20.32 (0–100) |
.082† |
| Foot function |
82.68 ± 19.52 (0–100) |
82.99 ± 18.24 (6.25–100) |
82.36 ± 20.76 (0–100) |
.763† |
| Footwear |
47.20 ± 30.84 (0–100) |
42.03 ± 31.99 (0–100) |
52.37 ± 28.77 (0–100) |
.000† |
| General foot health |
56.05 ± 24.92 (0–100) |
57.66 ± 23.65 (0–100) |
54.44 ± 26.08 (0–100) |
.329† |
| General health |
68.02 ± 22.95 (0–100) |
79.50 ± 30.00 (10–100) |
56.55 ± 19.96 (0–100) |
.000† |
| Physical activity |
84.52 ± 20.59 (5.56–100) |
84.26 ± 20.47 (5.56–100) |
84.79 ± 20.74 (5.56–100) |
.221† |
| Social capacity |
78.82 ± 24.33 (0–100) |
82.52 ± 20.06 (0–100) |
75.11 ± 27.50 (0–100) |
.025† |
| Vitality |
54.73 ± 23.25 (0–100) |
53.32 ± 25.28 (0–100) |
56.14 ± 20.99 (0–100) |
.048† |
†Median ± IR (range) and Mann–Whitney U test were utilised.
In all the analyses, p < .05 (with a 95% confidence interval) was considered statistically significant.