Table 2.
Mean changes in FOSQ-10 by CGI-C and PGI-C ratings
| Study | Mean change in FOSQ-10 scoresa,b | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Very much improved | Much improved | Minimally improved | No change | Worsec | ||
| 14–002 (Narcolepsy) | PGI-C |
6.15 (2.98) [n = 17] |
4.03 (2.95) [n = 55] |
2.05 (2.76) [n = 56] |
0.98 (2.42) [n = 41] |
− 0.08 (2.05) [n = 22] |
| CGI-C |
4.43 (3.00) [n = 18] |
4.28 (3.00) [n = 58] |
1.74 (2.85) [n = 60] |
0.85 (2.35) [n = 45] |
0.80 (3.25) [n = 14] |
|
| 14–003 (OSA) | PGI-C |
4.32 (3.23) [n = 66] |
3.32 (2.74) [n = 137] |
2.08 (2.71) [n = 95] |
0.97 (2.07) [n = 89] |
0.81 (2.17) [n = 18] |
| CGI-C |
3.90 (3.35) [n = 81] |
3.40 (2.67) [n = 128] |
1.66 (2.44) [n = 91] |
1.31 (2.41) [n = 97] |
0.95 (2.59) [n = 8] |
|
FOSQ-10, Functional Outcomes of Sleep Questionnaire-10; CGI-C, Clinician Global Impression of Change; PGI-C, Patient Global Impression of Change; OSA, obstructive sleep apnea
aValues in each cell are: mean (SD) [n] FOSQ-10 score
bFOSQ-10 scores range from 5 to 20, with higher scores representing better functioning. Larger change scores represent greater improvement
cWorse indicates minimally worse, much worse, and very much worse, combined due to small sample size