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. 2022 Mar 7;8(1):00526-2021. doi: 10.1183/23120541.00526-2021

TABLE 2.

Baseline data for participants randomised to the cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) self-help or control group

Characteristics CBT self-help Control p-value
Number of participants 37 40 0.73
Demographics
 Age (years) 48.2±14.03 47.5±13.1 0.83
 Gender 0.4
  Male 1 3
  Female 35 37
  Other 1 0
 Ethnicity 0.57
  White 25 10
  Not reported or not clear 12 12
  Asian 4 5
  Hispanic 0 1
  Black 0 1
  Latina 1 1
 Education (years) 15.3±4.7 15.6±3.8 0.77
 Employment 0.73
  Employed 14 13
  Not employed 8 14
  Retired 9 9
  Student 2 1
  Other 4 3
PH factors
 PH type 0.83
  Idiopathic PH 19 16
  Chronic thromboembolic PH 7 7
  Connective tissue disease 2 4
  Congenital PH 2 2
  Familial PH 0 1
  Other 3 6
  Not sure 4 4
 PH class 0.27
  I 6 2
  II 7 10
  III 12 12
  IV 2 0
  Not sure 10 13
 Years since diagnosis 9.48±10.02 7.84±7.6 0.42
Psychological factors
 Prescribed medication for anxiety 9±24.3% 13±32.5% 0.43
 Received therapy for anxiety 7±18.9% 9±22.5% 0.7
 Anxiety 10.43±5.11 11.75±5.78 0.29
 Depression 12.38±5.12 12.7±6 0.8
 HRQoL 38.49±10.57 41.28±11.39 0.27
 Dyspnoea 14.38±9.91 16.55±8.96 0.32
 Self-mastery 25.95±7.08 24.33±7.75 0.34
 CBP-Q 69.59±13.43 68.55±19.67 0.79

Data are presented as mean±sd unless otherwise stated. Results are from independent samples t-tests and Pearson's chi-square tests. PH: pulmonary hypertension; HRQoL: health-related quality of life; CBP-Q: cognitive and behavioural processes questionnaire.