Table 1.
Baseline Characteristics for Regression Variables of Interest (n=1276)
Factor | Values, n (%) |
---|---|
Male sex | 801 (62.8) |
Age at stroke, y, mean (SD) | 64.0 (12.5) |
Race | |
Asian | 727 (57.0) |
White | 518 (40.6) |
Other race | 31 (2.4) |
Country treated in | |
Australia | 528 (40.4) |
New Zealand | 42 (3.3) |
Vietnam | 706 (55.3) |
Paid employment | |
Full‐time | 385 (30.2) |
Part‐time | 144 (11.3) |
Unemployed or disabled | 37 (2.9) |
Retired | 677 (53.1) |
Other employment | 33 (2.6) |
Functional status | |
Independent prior* | 1260 (98.7) |
Previous medical history | |
History of diabetes | 289 (22.6) |
History of coronary heart disease | 114 (8.9) |
History of ischemic stroke | 161 (12.6) |
History of intracranial hemorrhage | 19 (1.5) |
History of depression | 49 (3.8) |
Stroke diagnosis | |
Intracerebral hemorrhage | 185 (14.5) |
Ischemic stroke | 1091 (85.5) |
NIHSS total score†, median (IQR) | 6.0 (3.0–9.0) |
PHQ‐9 total score‡, median (IQR) | 4.0 (1.0–7.0) |
IQR indicates interquartile range; NIHSS, National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale; and PHQ‐9, 9‐item Patient Health.
Independence was defined as estimated mRS ≤2 before stroke.
Higher scores indicate greater neurological impairment.
Higher scores indicate more depressive symptoms.