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Table 1 Baseline information by patient group (health optimisation and non-health optimisation)

From: Evaluating a pre-surgical health optimisation programme: a feasibility study

 

Non-health optimisation pathway

Health optimisation pathway

Accepted referral to Healthy Lifestyles Service

Did not accept referral to Healthy Lifestyles Service

All health optimisation patients (accepted referral & did not accept referral combined)

(n=318)

(n=51)

(n=133)

(n=184)

Sex:

 Female

195

61.3%

36

70.6%

79

59.4%

115

62.5%

 Male

123

38.7%

15

29.4%

54

40.6%

69

37.5%

Age (years):

 Median, IQR

72

(66, 79)

67

(58, 74)

70

(63, 75)

70

(62, 75)

Deprivation quintile:

 1 (most deprived)

10

3.1%

3

5.9%

11

8.3%

14

7.6%

 2

23

7.2%

10

19.6%

8

6.0%

18

9.8%

 3

34

10.7%

8

15.7%

29

21.8%

37

20.1%

 4

120

37.7%

20

39.2%

42

31.6%

62

33.7%

 5 (least deprived)

131

41.2%

10

19.6%

43

32.3%

53

28.8%

Referral reason:

 Hip

133

41.8%

15

29.4%

34

25.6%

49

26.6%

 Knee

185

58.2%

36

70.6%

99

74.4%

135

73.4%

Smoking status:

 Smoker

5

1.6%

8

15.7%

12

9.0%

20

10.9%

 Non-smoker

297

93.4%

41

80.4%

118

88.7%

159

86.4%

 Missing

16

5.0%

2

3.9%

3

2.3%

5

2.7%

BMI (kg/m2):

 < 18: underweight

1

0.3%

0

0.0%

0

0.0%

0

0.0%

 18–24: healthy weight

99

31.1%

1

2.0%

3

2.3%

4

2.2%

 25–29: overweight

192

60.4%

0

0.0%

11

8.3%

11

6.0%

 30+: obese

9

2.8%

50

98.0%

117

88.0%

167

90.8%

 Missing

17

5.3%

0

0.0%

2

1.5%

2

1.1%

 Median, IQR a

26.0

(24.0, 28.0)

35.0

(32.0, 38.2)

33.0

(31.0, 35.6)

33.2

(31.4, 36.3)

Oxford score:

 0–19: severe

158

49.7%

37

72.5%

80

60.2%

117

63.6%

 20–29: moderate

149

46.9%

13

25.5%

50

37.6%

63

34.2%

 30–39: mild

6

1.9%

0

0.0%

2

1.5%

2

1.1%

 40–48: normal

0

0.0%

0

0.0%

1

0.8%

1

0.5%

 Missing

5

1.6%

1

2.0%

0

0.0%

1

0.5%

 Median, IQR *

19

(15, 24)

14

(11, 20)

17

(12, 22)

16

(12, 21)

  1. BMI body mass index, IQR interquartile range
  2. aFor those patients without missing data