[PDF] Top 20 Health-related quality of life: gender differences in childhood and adolescence

... Discussion In this paper we show differences in health-related quality of life for children and adolescents from seven European coun- tries, broken down by ... Voir le document complet

... lescents, and families in the participating European countries and to the members of the KIDSCREEN ...Members of the KID- SCREEN group are Austria: Wolfgang Duer, Kristina Fuerth; Czech ... Voir le document complet

... HRQOL in a rural partly farming childhood ...samples of youth living mostly in urban and sub-urban areas have been ...scores of HRQOL of the present sample might in ... Voir le document complet

... rates of change covary ...level of analysis allows us to examine whether someone who had higher than their own average on MVPA and/or PNS at one time point had higher than their own average PNS ... Voir le document complet

... EP in our study declared a significantly less satisfactory HRQoL on the ‘Physical Function’, ‘De- pression and Anxiety’ and ‘Sexual Functioning’ scales in multivariate analysis, which confirms ... Voir le document complet

... analysis. Health-Related Quality of Life General Well-Being The mean PGWB scores at baseline and the 12-week visit in the treatment groups, and the mean changes ... Voir le document complet

... parents and children with regard to the child’s HRQOL, children often reported better HRQOL than their ...various differences, it can be concluded that it is valuable to use both self- and proxy ... Voir le document complet

... design and setting Semi-structured interviews with fifteen patients and sur- vey data from 102 (out of 106 administered) respondents were ...research of others into qualitative data saturation ... Voir le document complet

... issue of the European Journal of Heart Failure, Butler ...asked and interesting research question which is what are the magnitudes of change in KCCQ that are clinically important to ... Voir le document complet

... size of children with mental ...kept in mind that the analyzed studies varied methodologically, thereby reducing their compara- ...inclusion and exclusion criteria that could limit the ... Voir le document complet

... population and may be very useful in the validation of HRQoL scales or for the development of a new HRQoL specific to this ...development and use of HRQoL scales require ... Voir le document complet

... measure in oncology research studies [6,7], appearing in a variety of forms in numerous different ...cancer and allow to explore the rela- tionships between HRQoL and ... Voir le document complet

... control in epidemiology, using a comprehensive manner adapted from the GINA guidelines, is strongly associated with ...some of the SF-36 domain scores differences were statistically different between ... Voir le document complet

... population, in general, has good oral health-related quality of life in comparison with populations from other countries, such as the United Kingdom, Spain and ... Voir le document complet

... negative in the moderate realm to positive in the large ...half of the boys even showed similar levels of feminine behavior to a reference group of 23 gender-dysphoric children ... Voir le document complet

... time and the children’s BMI were the most relevant ...association of migration with HRQOL in Ballabeina and did not mediate them in Youp’là ...Similarly, differences in ... Voir le document complet

... design of this study was to examine HRQOL in Europe, and not between-country ...between-country differences in HRQOL. Possible explanations of be- tween country ... Voir le document complet

... reduction of HrQoL by traffic- related noise annoyance in both genders in all domains of the SF-36 questionnaire other than the one on general ...domain and gender. ... Voir le document complet

... used in this study provides access to particularly detailed individual ...level, and marital status), specific items are provided in regard to physical and mental ...Ministries of ... Voir le document complet

... These differences were statistically significant for physi- cal and psychological well-being, relationship with spouse/partner, work, childhood and total distress; in addit[r] ... Voir le document complet