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Table 2 Differences in adherence to fitbit and questionnaire data collection between males and females

From: Sex-based differences in remote monitoring of biometric, psychometric and biomarker indices in stable ischemic heart disease

 

% Difference in adherence†

P value

FitBit* Median (IQR)

1.80 (− 0.5, 32.8)

0.49

Questionnaires** Mean (95% CI)

  

PROMIS

  

 Global physical health

9.76 (1.27, 18.2)

0.025

 Physical function

10.2 (1.71, 18.7)

0.020

 Depression

10.01 (1.49, 18.5)

0.023

 Anxiety

9.91 (1.38, 18.4)

0.024

 Fatigue

9.90 (1.41, 18.4)

0.023

 Sleep disturbance

9.79 (1.26, 18.3)

0.026

SAQ-7

  

 Overall

7.46 (− 1.18, 16.9)

0.09

 Physical limitation

14.3(5.20, 23.3)

0.002

KCCQ

  

 Quality of life

9.14 (0.63, 17.7)

0.037

 Physical limitation

12.3 (3.61, 20.9)

0.006

  1. *Value is difference in percentage of hours that contained non-zero or non-NA values, between males and females
  2. **Values are differences in mean percentage of weeks of questioning to which patients responded, up to 12 weeks in the study, between males and females. This model was adjusted for age, body mass index, diastolic blood pressure, HDL cholesterol, triglycerides, NT-proBNP and u-hs-cTnI levels
  3. †Values represent % difference in adherence, calculated as males—females
  4. Significant p-values are in bold
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Biology of Sex Differences

ISSN: 2042-6410

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