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Table 2 Characteristics of the respondents

From: What’s keeping people after stroke from walking outdoors to become physically active? A qualitative study, using an integrated biomedical and behavioral theory of functioning and disability

 

Phase 1

Phase 2

Semi-structured interview

n = 15

Structured interview

n = 8

Focus group A

n = 7

Focus group B

n = 6

Age (y)

 Mean (SD)

71.3 (13.3)

72.5 (8.8)

69.3 (9.2)

69.2 (10.3)

 Range

(46-89)

(60-83)

(52-81)

(57-82)

Gender

 Male (%)

8 (53 %)

7 (88 %)

2 (29 %)

4 (67 %)

Marital status

 Married (%)

9 (60 %)

3 (38 %)

4 (57 %)

4 (60 %)

 Utilisation of healthcare (%)

4 PT (27 %)

2 No regular PT (13 %)

9 Daycare (60 %)

3 PT (38 %)

5 Daycare (62 %)

2 PT (29 %)

4 No regular PT (57 %)

1 Daycare (14 %)

2 PT (33 %)

2 No regular PT (33 %)

2 Daycare (33 %)

FAC (%)

5 FAC3 (33 %)

1 FAC4 (7 %)

9 FAC 5 (60 %)

3 FAC3 (38 %)

3 FAC4 (38 %)

2 FAC5 (24 %)

2 FAC4 (29 %)

5 FAC5 (71 %)

2 FAC4 (33 %)

4 FAC5 (67 %)

 Assistive devices (%)

1 cane (7 %)

7 rollator (46 %)

2 cane (25 %)

3 rollator (38 %)

2 cane (29 %)

2 cane (33 %)

  1. Abbreviations: y years, SD standard deviation, FAC Functional Ambulation Categories, PT physical therapy