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Table 1

From: The efficacy and cost effectiveness of a multidisciplinary intervention strategy for the treatment of benign joint hypermobility syndrome (BJHS) in childhood. a randomised, single centre parallel group trial. (The bendy study)

 

Baseline score (SD)

Rate of change over 12 months (95% CI)

Outcome variable

 

Intervention group

Control

Child pain assessment (0-5, zero is the best), n=103

2.31 (1.55)

-1.42

(-1.78 to -1.06)

-1.31

(-1.75 to -0.85)

Parent observed pain assessment (0-100 VAS, zero is the best) n=105

35.90 (26.46)

-6.09

(12.90 to 0.73)

-6.22

(-13.62 to 1.18)

Child health assessment questionanire (CHAQ) (0-3, zero is the best), n=104

0.82 (0.63)

+0.02

(-0.12 to 0.16)

-0.03

(-0.13 to 0.64)

Child health 9 dimensional utility (CHU9D) (0-1, zero is the worst), n=104

0.85 (0.11)

+0.02

(-0.01 to 0.04)

+0.002

(-0.02 to 0.03)

Movement assessment battery for children (M-ABC) (0-100, zero is theworst), n =104

34.56 (28.61)

+2.60

(-2.92 to 8.11)

+8.51

(3.17 to 13.86)

Grip Strength (Dynamometer), n=104

57.29 (28.30)

+4.55

(0.16 to 8.94)

+6.75

(2.85 to 10.66)