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Table 6 Characteristics for distributions in Fig. 5

From: Patient-reported outcomes in a large community-based pain medicine practice: evaluation for use in phenotype modeling

 

Meana

Std Dev

Std Errorb

Patients Improvingc

N

Starting Pain 1-9

     

Panel A

−1.10

1.89

0.017

71.98 %

11,927

Panel B

−1.21

2.01

0.018

72.58 %

11,927

Starting Pain 7-9

     

Panel C

−1.85

1.72

0.030

88.17 %

4598

Panel D

−2.10

1.95

0.029

85.87 %

4598

  1. aValues are in units of the 11-point pain scale. Negative values indicate a shift to less pain
  2. bZ-scores calculated from the Means and Standard Errors indicate that these distributions are significantly different from identical distributions centered at zero (p-values < <0.001)
  3. c“Patients Improving” is calculated from a normal distribution using the means and standard deviations of the distributions of Fig. 4. The area to left of zero is taken as representing patients improving, provided as a percentage, under the assumption of a continuous scale