Research Article

Disability in Patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Correlations with Quality of Life and Patient’s Characteristics

Table 3

Relationships between WHODAS 2.0 summary scores and population’s characteristics in patients with Crohn’s disease.

WHODAS 2.0
Cognition

Mobility

Self-care

Relationships

Life activities (domestic tasks)

Life activities (work)

Participation

Total score


Population
characteristics
SexNSNSNSNSNSNSNSNS
AgeNSNSNSNSNSNSNSNS
Residence9.768
0.008
NSNS10.815
0.004
6.701
0.035
6.679
0.035
13.876
0.001
14.143
0.001
EducationNSNSNSNSNSNSNSNS
Marital
status
8.155
0.017
NSNS10.284
0.006
8.279
0.016
8.143
0.017
10.493
0.005
13,944
0.001
Employment
status
21.285
0.001
NSNS15.330
0.002
23.843
0.001
8.331
0.040
NS18.314
0.001
SmokingNSNSNSNSNSNSNSNS
Disease
duration
NSNSNSNSNSNSNSNS
Short
activity
NS−2.194
0.028
−2.056
0.040
−3.039
0.002
−2.554
0.011
−2.134
0.033
−2.818
0.005
−3.318
0.001
Long
activity
−4.405
0.001
−3.953
0.001
−2.387
0.017
−5.058
0.001
−5.798
0.001
−5.460
0.001
−5.338
0.001
−6.965
0.001
Biologic
agents
NSNSNSNSNSNSNSNS
IBD-related
surgery
NS−4.091
0.001
−2.898
0.004
−2.833
0.005
−3.986
0.001
−2.152
0.031
−3.864
0.001
−4.082
0.001
Previous
hospitalization
NS−4.489
0.001
−3.412
0.001
NS−2.956
0.003
−3.046
0.002
−3.195
0.001
−3.330
0.001
Disease-location11.534
0.003
NSNS13.972
0.001
NSNS8.028
0.018
8,728
0.013
Complicated
disease
NSNSNS−1.991
0.046
NSNS−2.168
0.030
NS

NS: non statistically significant; : statistically significant; : Mann-Whitney-Wilcoxon test or Kruskal-Wallis test or Spearman correlation coefficients.