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Table 2 Overview table: Overview of the patient population in the retrospective pilot study

From: Quality measurement of out-patient neuropsychological therapy after stroke in Germany: definition of indicators and retrospective pilot study

 

Women

Men

Total

p-value

Effect estimate Ref malec

N

40

64

104

  

Time since stroke (month)a

5 (0–86)

6 (2–99)

6 (0–99)

0.15

−0.08(95%CI: - 0.45-0.29)

Age at beginning of therapya

52 (30–83)

57 (33–81)

55 (30–83)

0.06

−0.38 (95% CI: − 0.77-0.02)

Years in education (n = 102)a

13 (8–20)

14 (8–20)

13 (8–20)

0.28

−0.2 (95%CI: − 0.61- 0.2)

% need for counselling in social law issuesb

63% (n = 25)

58% (n = 37)

60% (n = 62)

0.63

1.22 (95%CI: 0.5–2.99)

% wish for professional reintegrationb

73% (n = 29)

72% (n = 46)

72% (n = 75)

1

1.03 (95%CI: 0.39–2.79)

% of patients with standardized screening for depression

88 (n = 35)

58 (n = 37)

69% (n = 72)

< 0.01

5.11 (95% CI: 1.66–18.62)

Barthel-Index (N = 41)a

100 (95–100)

100 (50–100)

100 (50–100)

0.54

−0.06 (95%CI: −0.81-0.69)

% of overall quality of careb

87 (57–100)

79 (42–100)

83 (42–100)

< 0.01

0.6 (95% CI:0.21–1)

  1. Except for age, no significant differences between men and women were seen. P-values represent results of chi-square or Man Whitney-U test, where appropriate. amedian (lowest/highest), b% (n), cCohen’s d and (95% CI) for continuous variables. Effect estimates represent Cohen’s d for continuous variables and odds ratios for frequencies