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Table 1 Baseline sample characteristics

From: Contribution of a multicomponent intervention on functional capacity and independence on activities of daily living in individuals with neurocognitive disorder

Characteristics

Total (n = 43)

EG (n = 23)

CG (n = 20)

Statistical Inference

Age (years), mean (SD)

78.26 (6.68)

75.09 (5.65)

81.90 (1.33)

p < 0.001 a

Age, range

61–89

61–83

70–89

Gender (female), n (%)

30 (69.8%)

17 (73.9%)

13 (65%)

p = 0.526 b

Civil Status, n (%)

 Widow

22 (51.1%)

10 (43.5%)

12 (60%)

p = 0.395 c

 Married or Civil Union

18 (41.9%)

12 (52.2%)

6 (30%)

 Divorced or Separated

3 (7.0%)

1 (4.3%)

2 (10%)

BMI (kg/m2), mean (SD)

28.87 (4.88)

29.72 (5.39)

27.98 (4.23)

p = 0.257 a

Year of Formal Education, mean (SD)

4.00 [3.00–8.25]

4.00 [3.00–9.00]

4.00 [3.00–6.00]

p = 0.676 d

Education levels, n (%)

 Low (1–3 years)

13 (31.0%)

7 (30.4%)

6 (31.6%)

p = 0.858 c

 Medium (4–6 years)

18 (42.8%)

9 (39.2%)

9 (47.4%)

 High (7–12 years)

11 (26.2%)

7 (30.4%)

4 (21.0%)

Number of Medications, mean (SD)

7.00 [5.00–9.00]

8.00 [5.00–10.00]

7.00 [5.00–9.00]

p = 0.571 d

Number of Comorbidities, mean (SD)

4.02 (2.06)

4.61 (1.94)

3.35 (2.03)

p = 0.045 a

Fallers in past 12 months, n (%)

16 (40%)

9 (40.9%)

7 (38.9%)

p = 0.897 b

MMSE, mean (SD)

20.93 (4.84)

20.74 (5.10)

21.15 (4.64)

p = 0.785 a

ADAS-Cog, mean (SD)

30.29 (11.68)

30.05 (12.15)

30.55 (11.44)

p = 0.891 a

  1. Notes: Values are presented as mean (SD) (continuous variables), median [interquartile range] or percentage (categorical variables)
  2. ADAS-Cog Alzheimer’s Disease Assessment Scale – Cognitive BMI Body Mass Index MMSE Mini Mental State Examination
  3. a: t – Independent sample T-test; b: χ2 – Pearson’s Chi-Square test; c: Fisher’s Exact test; d: U – Mann-Whitney U test
  4. Missing: 1 – Education levels, years of formal education and ADAS-Cog, 2 – BMI, 3 – Fallers in the past 12 months, 8 – Years after diagnosis