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Table 4 Completion rates for resource use categories over the follow-up period

From: Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a group-based pain self-management intervention for patients undergoing total hip replacement: feasibility study for a randomized controlled trial

Resource-use category

Intervention

Standard care

 

Number of completes

Percentage of returners (n = 26)

Percentage of all (n = 36)

Number of completes

Percentage of returners

(n = 29)

Percentage of all

(n = 37)

NHS resource use

      

Community-based visits

17

65%

47%

19

66%

51%

Hospital inpatient visits

24

92%

67%

28

97%

76%

Outpatient and A&E visits

25

96%

69%

28

97%

76%

Prescribed medications

22

85%

61%

24

83%

65%

PSS resource use

      

Home care worker

26

100%

72%

27

93%

73%

Food at home services

26

100%

72%

26

90%

70%

Social worker visits

26

100%

72%

25

86%

68%

Home changes

24

92%

67%

25

86%

68%

NHS + PSS perspective

12

46%

33%

16

55%

43%

Other resources: productivity losses, informal care, private expenses and other

 

Time off work

23

89%

64%

24

83%

65%

Time off usual and leisure activities

26

100%

72%

21

72%

57%

Informal care time

26

100%

72%

23

79%

62%

Charities and support group visits

26

100%

72%

25

86%

68%

Privately paid therapies used

23

89%

64%

25

86%

68%

Travel costs

13

50%

36%

14

48%

38%

Over-the-counter medications

25

96%

69%

27

93%

73%

Societal perspective

6

23%

17%

7

24%

19%

  1. Note: Number of participants completing the questions in a resource-use category at both three- and six-months follow-up. Data are presented for the 73 patients in the trial at final follow-up. A&E, Accident and Emergency; NHS, National Health Service; PSS, Personal Social Services.