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Table 2 Characteristics of study participants with stroke by self-rated health (SRH) and disability level groups

From: What underlies the difference between self-reported health and disability after stroke? A qualitative study in the UK

 

All

(n = 28)

‘Excellent’ and ‘good’ SRH

with significant disability a

(n = 8)

‘Fair’ and ‘poor’ SRH

with minimal disability a

(n = 7)

‘Excellent’ and

‘good’ SRH

with minimal

disability a

(n = 13)

N %

N

%

N

%

N

%

Sex

 Female

9

32.2

2

25.0

3

42.8

4

30.8

 Male

19

67.8

6

75.0

4

57.2

9

69.2

Age (years)

  > =85

3

10.7

3

37.5

0

0

0

0

 65–84

20

71.4

5

62.5

5

71.4

10

76.8

  = < 64

5

17.9

0

0

2

28.6

3

23.2

IMD by quintilesb

 1st & 2nd

22

78.6

6

75.0

4

57.2

12

92.3

 3rd, 4th & 5th

6

21.4

2

25.0

3

42.8

1

7.6

Co-morbidities (number)

 One

4

14.3

0

0

2

28.6

2

15.4

 Two or more

24

85.7

8

100

5

71.4

11

84.6

Depression c

 Severe (HADS > 11)

1

3.6

0

0

1

14.3

0

0

 Moderate (HADS-D 7–10)

3

10.7

2

25.0

1

14.3

0

0

Anxiety d

 Severe (HADS-A > 11)

4

14.3

2

25.0

2

28.6

0

0

 Moderate (HADS-A 7–10)

6

21.4

3

37.5

2

28.6

1

8.0

  1. aBI Barthel Index (significant disability BI = < 17, minimal disability BI> = 18)
  2. bIMD Index of Multiple Deprivation 1 = top 5 = lowest
  3. cHADS-D Hospital and Anxiety Depression Scale- Depression
  4. dHADS-A Hospital and Anxiety Depression Scale- Anxiety