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Table 1 Study responders’ socio-demographic characteristics, length of stay, Charleson co-morbidity score and self-rated health

From: Evaluating patient experiences in decentralised acute care using the Picker Patient Experience Questionnaire; methodological and clinical findings

Male

41.8%

Mean age (SD)- in years

74.9 (14.5)

Median age- in years

78.0

Relationship (yes)

51.7%

Living alone (yes)

49%

Higher education (yes)

18.5%

Work (yes)

9%

Mean length of stay (SD)-in days

3.73(2.3)

Mean CCIS (SD)a

1.09 (1.6)

Mean EQ5D3L (SD)b

.52 (.26)

  1. Abbreviations and table legends: MAWs municipality acute wards, Male the percentage of males in the sample, SD standard deviation, Relationship-married or in a relationship (Not in relationship- single or widower/widow). Higher education- high school level or above. Work- responders still working. CCIS- Charleson comorbidity index scorea. EQ5D-EuroQol 5-dimension-3 level version index scoreb
  2. aCCIS is based on nineteen predefined diseases, expressed with the values 1, 2, 3 or 6, are included in the CCI based on their association with one-year mortality. Summing the weights gives the CCI score (CCIS) for each patient
  3. bCalculated with the Europe VAS score. Score range 0–1, where 0 indicates perfect health (no problems), and 1 indicates worst possible health (extreme problems on all items)