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Table 5 Studies reporting social-functional results in patients with JIA compared to control patients over the last decades

From: Analysis of employment rate and social status in young adults with childhood-onset rheumatic disease in Catalonia

Author

Year

No. patients

Years follow-up

Quality of life/functional ability instruments

Quality of life results

Education

Employment

Social status

Ruperto [7]

1997

290

14.9

SF-36

Good quality of life. No greater disability

No differences

No differences

No differences

HAQ

CHAQ

Peterson [8]

1997

44

24.7

HAQ

Lower than controls

No differences

Lower than controls

No differences

SF-36

Minden [9]

2002

215

16.5

HAQ

Good quality of life

Same or higher than controls

Same or higher than controls

No differences

Steinbrocker

Oen [18]

2002

392

13.5

CHAQ

Good quality of life

No differences

Lower than controls

ND

Steinbrocker

Packham [10]

2002

246

28.3

HAQ

Lower than controls

Higher than controls

Lower than controls

More single than married

Foster [11]

2003

82

21

HAQ

Poor quality of life

Higher than controls

Lower than controls

ND

SF-36

FlatØ [19]

2003

268

14.9

HAQ

Lower than the general population

No differences

Lower than controls

ND

SF-36

Arkela-Kautiainen [13]

2005

123

16.2

RAND-36

Same as controls

No differences

No differences

No differences

Gerhardt [14]

2008

45

12.64

SSPA

Same as controls

No differences

No differences

ND

Östlie [17]

2010

55

18.8

SF-36

Lower than the general population

Women, higher than controls Men, no differences

No differences

89 % do not live with parents

HAQ

Ghq-20

  1. CHAQ, Childhood Health Assessment Questionnaire; GHQ-30, General Health Questionnaire; HAQ, Health Assessment Questionnaire; ND, no data; SSPA, Self-Perception Profile for Adolescents