. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Feb 5.

Published in final edited form as: Cancer Nurs. 2022 Feb 5;45(5):345–353. doi: 10.1097/NCC.0000000000001062

Table 5.

Average Daily Step Count Associated with Patient-Reported Outcome, Time Point and Hospitalization

	Patient-Reported Outcome (PRO) Included in Regression Model with Average Daily Step Count as Outcome
	Physical Activity	Physical Function-Mobility	Pain Interference	Fatigue	Depressive Symptoms	Anxiety	Psychological Stress	Symptom Count
	Steps (SE)	Steps (SE)	Steps (SE)	Steps (SE)	Steps (SE)	Steps (SE)	Steps (SE)	Steps (SE)
PRO	38.6 (14.6)^a	79.6 (21.0)^b	−30.0 (17.5)	−31.6 (13.5)^a	−14.5 (16.9)	12.8 (16.9)	−21.5 (16.0)	−114.1 (49.7)^a
Time 2 (Ref: time 1)	−590.4 (195.8)^b	−706.9 (184.6)^b	−714.7 (188.9)^b	−701.8 (185.6)^b	−715.9 (192.7)^b	−702.9 (187.6)^b	−710.4 (190.7)^b	−709.6 (189.9)^b
Hospitalization (Ref: no)	−1160.2 (294.6)^b	−949.3 (294.8)^b	−1160.7 (298.3)^b	−1095.6 (296.3)^b	−1204.4 (305.6)^b	−1298.5 (298.4)^b	−1260.4 (294.7)^b	−1217.5 (292.7)^b

Abbreviations: PRO, patient-reported outcome; Ref, reference; SE, standard error.

p<.05;

p<.01.

Note: The model also included the child’s age, gender, race, and cancer type (neuro-oncology, solid tumor, and leukemia/lymphoma) but were not statistically related to average daily steps per week.