From: Self-rated health after stroke: a systematic review of the literature
Study | Inferential statistical analysis | Conclusions about self-rated health |
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Ho, 2018 [72] | Multinomial logistic regression model | Stroke were found to be a significant predictive factor related to worse SRH in elder widowed people |
Kim, Lee, 2018 [71] | Multivariate logistic regression model | Suicidal ideation was significantly more common among stroke survivors with poor SRH compared with good SRH for both genders, male and female |
Song et al., 2018 [73] | Multivariate logistic regression model | Stroke was the most important factor associated with worse age comparative SRH among total population, rural residence and male individuals |
Mavaddat et al., 2018 [42] | Qualitative Thematic analysis | SRH after a stroke is based in a multidimensional appraisal and reflect the combination of of physical, psychological and social influences, from past and future perceptions of health. |
Guerard et al. 2016 [54] | Multinomial logistic regression model | Significant association between stroke episode and SRH |
Patterson, Sibley 2016 [57] | Multiple logistic regression model | In people with stroke, the risk of arthritis is higher than in healthy people and the association of these two comorbidities was related to poor SRH |
Arokiasamy et al. 2015 [74] | Multinomial logistic regression model | Not reported |
Theme Filha et al. 2015 [77] | Multiple logistic regression model | Stroke was the chronic non-communicable disease with the highest proportion of bad answers in SRH |
Waller et al. 2015 [38] | Ordinal logistic regression model | Stroke was associated to a worse age comparative SRH |
Mavaddat et al. 2014 [70] | Multiple logistic regression model | Poor SRH was associated to stroke especially with other comorbidities |
Arruda et al. 2015 [75] | Multiple logistic regression model | Poor SRH was associated to stroke in adults |
Varela et al. 2013 [76] | Chi square test | More than a half of people with COPD, who had a stroke showed good or excellent SRH |
Mavaddat et al. 2013 [21] | Multiple logistic regression model | Social aspects and diabetes showed to be related to poor SRH in older individuals with stroke |
Cerniauskaite et al. 2012 [37] | Pearson correlation coefficient | SRH had a strong correlation with functionality in people with stroke |
Boyington et al. 2008 [63] | Multiple logistic regression model | SRH in people with stroke had no differences related to skin color. However, when these people present limitations in ADL and mobility, SRH become more important for whites than to blacks |
Goebeler et al. 2007 [36] | Chi square test | In individuals over than 90 years old and with stroke, SRH was poor |
Salbach et al. 2006 (1) [59] | Cronbach alpha measure of internal consistency | Not reported |
Martins et al. 2006 [46] | Correlation measures | SRH showed a strong correlation with the emotional state, ability to perform ADL and social life |
Han et al. 2008 [51] | Structure equation modeling | In elder, the presence of other health condition beyond stroke had more influence in SRH evaluation |
Tuomilehto et al. 1995 [48] | Not done | 85% of the respondents 14 years post stroke, reported good or satisfied health. Although, one third showed poor functional capacity due to permanent sequelae of the stroke |
Pope, 1988 [50] | Multiple logistic regression model | Poor SRH was associated to severe chronic health conditions like stroke |