Patient-reported outcomes among patients undergoing total hip replacement in an integrated care system and in a standard care system in Region Stockholm, Sweden

Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics and use of physiopherapy of respondents in Norrtälje Hospital and standard care hospitals, n = 3908

	Norrtälje Hospital		Standard care hospitals
	n = 407		n = 3501
	%	n	%	n	P-value
Sex
Female	57.2	233	58.6	2053	0.590^a
Mean age (SD)	71.7 (8.0)		71.0 (9.2)		0.155^b
Age group (years)
50–59	7.6	31	12	421	0.043^a
60–69	32.2	131	31.1	1088
70–79	42	171	37.8	1322
80+	18.2	74	19.1	670
Body mass index, mean (SD)	27.7 (4.5)		27.1 (4.5)
BMI category
< 18.5	0.2	1	0.7	26	0.010^a
18.5–24.9	26.3	107	34.1	1195
25–29.9	43.7	178	40.6	1422
30–34.9	18.2	74	16.1	564
> 35	7.9	32	6.2	218
Missing	3.7	15	2.2	76
Supported osteoarthritis self-management programme*
Yes	14.9	35	14.8	313	0.268^a
No	67.2	158	62.8	1329
Missing	17.9	42	22.4	474
Physiotherapist^*
Yes	42.1	99	46.7	989	0.014^a
No	40	94	30.9	653
Missing	17.9	42	22.4	474

^* Collected between 2011 and 2015, Norrtälje hospital n = 235, Standard care hospitals n = 2116
^a Chi-Square test
^b Mann-Whitney U test

ISSN: 1472-6963