Table 2.
Participant injury-related characteristics, and post-injury (baseline) psychological and health status
Characteristics | Participants (N = 1533) |
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Injury-related factors | |
Accident type, n (%) | |
Car (driver) | 508 (33.1) |
Car (passenger) | 119 (7.8) |
Motorbike | 535 (34.9) |
Bicyclist | 258 (16.8) |
Pedestrian | 94 (6.1) |
Skateboard | 18 (1.2) |
Admitted to hospital, n (%)a | 752 (49.1) |
Recruitment site, n (%) | |
Hospital (all) | 1445 (94.3) |
Physio/GP/online/databases | 88 (5.7) |
Hospital length of stay (days), n (%)a | |
≤ 1 or no presentation to hospital | 1011 (65.9) |
2–6 | 378 (24.7) |
≥ 7 | 143 (9.3) |
Injury Severity Score, n (%) | |
1–3 | 795 (51.9) |
4–8 | 575 (37.5) |
9–11 | 102 (6.7) |
12 + | 61 (4.0) |
Perceived danger of death, n (%)a | |
Overwhelming | 134 (8.7) |
Great | 243 (15.9) |
Moderate | 294 (19.2) |
Small | 310 (20.2) |
None | 526 (34.3) |
Insurance claim, n (%) | 408 (26.6) |
Post-injury psychological and physical health status | |
IES-R ≥ 4.5/12 (elevated post-traumatic stress), n (%) | 502 (32.7) |
DASS-21 ≥ 15/63 (probable major depressive disorder), n (%) | 454 (29.6) |
Pain severity (NRS), mean (SD) | 4.2 (2.6) |
OMPSQ-SF ≥ 50/100 (high risk), n (%) | 386 (25.2) |
PCS (high ≥ 30/52), n (%) | 230 (15.0) |
aMissing data: Hospital admission information (n = 1) and perceived danger of death (n = 26). IES-R Impact of Events Scale Revised, DASS-21 Depression and Anxiety Stress Scales, NRS Numeric Rating Scale, OMPSQ SF Örebro Musculoskeletal Pain Screening Questionnaire Short Form, PCS Pain Catastrophizing Scale