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Predictors of health-related quality of life in stroke patients after neurological inpatient rehabilitation: a prospective study.

Health Qual Life Outcomes · 2015 · PMC4448207 · PMID 25971254

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In both of the two multivariate regression analyses with the EQ-5D Indexes after one and 2.5 years as the dependent variable, respectively, it was found that, out of the three adjustment variables, only the EQ-5D value at discharge was significantly correlated with the dependent variable after 1 year ( p = 0.017) and showed a statistical trend after 2.5 years ( p = 0.049), (see Additional file 6 : Table S3).

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The sensitivity analysis revealed that the change in the SF-36 mental score between admission and discharge from neurological inpatient rehabilitation was a significant ( p = 0.004) predictor of the EQ-5D dimension “mobility” 2.5 years after discharge and showed a trend towards predicting “usual activities” ( p = 0.05).

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