Management of hypertension and multiple risk factors to enhance cardiovascular health - a feasibility study in Singapore polyclinics

Table 3 Change in outcome variables from baseline

	Intervention group	Within-group p-value	No Intervention group	Within-group p-value	Between- group p-value
	(n = 50)		(n = 50)
EQ-5D-5 L, mean (SD)^a,b
Baseline	0.94 (0.1)		0.91 (0.1)
Final	0.96 (0.1)	0.20	0.93 (0.1)	0.28
Adjusted change, mean (95%CI)^c	0.01 (−0.04 to 0.06)		−0.02 (−0.07 to 0.03)		0.19
Met-min/week, median (IQR)^d,e
Baseline	713 (903.8)	0.09	1125 (1928.3)	0.72
Final	1253 (693)		1074 (1908.4)
Change, median (IQR)	0 (603.8)		53.25 (1062.4)		0.52
BMI, mean (SD)
Baseline	25.75 (4.0)		27.17 (4.6)
Final^f	25.64 (3.8)	0.04*	27.50 (4.8)	0.30
Adjusted change, mean (95%CI)^g	−1.06 (−2.11 to −0.01)		−0.58 (−1.69 to 0.53)		0.23

BMI body mass index
*Statistically significant
^aEQ-5D-5 L calculated on Japanese version
^bMissing data was imputed by using the baseline values
^cAdjusted for age, gender, house ownership, diabetes and baseline values
^dMet-min/week = (Walk Mets x min x days) + (Mod Mets x min x days) + (Vig Mets x min x days)
^eMissing data was imputed by using the median value of final
^fMissing data was imputed by using the mean values of final
^gAdjusted for age, gender, house ownership, diabetes and baseline values

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