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Table 2 HRQoL (RAND-36) of the EMWAjong group versus the RAND-36 reference group; Mean scores, SD and effect sizes

From: Health-related quality of life, anxiety and depression in young adults with disability benefits due to childhood-onset somatic conditions

 

EMWAjong group N = 376

RAND-36 reference group N = 508

  
   

F

Effectsize

Physical Functioning

  

372.63*

−2.14

  Mean

62.6

93.0

  

  SD

30.7

14.2

  

Social Functioning

  

115.48*

−0.86

  Mean

71.1

87.2

  

  SD

23.8

18.7

  

Role limitations Physical

  

160.69*

−1.12

  Mean

55.8

86.6

  

  SD

41.4

27.5

  

Role limitations Emotional

  

16.69*

−0.32

  Mean

77.8

87.2

  

  SD

36.1

29.0

  

General Mental Health

  

3.88

−0.15

  Mean

73.5

75.8

  

  SD

19.4

15.4

  

Vitality

  

35.85*

−0.51

  Mean

56.2

64.9

  

  SD

22.5

17.0

  

Bodily Pain

  

75.57*

−0.75

  Mean

72.0

86.4

  

  SD

27.6

19.1

  

General Health Perceptions

  

150.29*

−1.09

  Mean

56.3

75.1

  

  SD

26.8

17.3

  

Physical Component Scale

  

342.95*

−1.76

  Mean

32.7

50.0

  

  SD

16.9

10.0

  

Mental Component Scale

  

35.67*

−0.48

  Mean

45.3

50.1

  

  SD

12.6

9.9

  
  1. * Group differences at p < 0.001 according to ANOVA by group, age and gender. F-value and effectsize for the effect of group.
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health

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