Sabina Manz, Thomas Schmalz, Michael Ernst, Thomas Maximilian Köhler, Jose Gonzalez-Vargas, Strahinja Dosen
Using mobile eye tracking to measure cognitive load through gaze behavior during walking in lower limb prosthesis users: A preliminary assessment
Clinical biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)
general population normative values widely used healthrelated quality life hrqol measure eortc qlqc30 support interpretation trial results hrqol patients clinical practice provide sex age health conditionspecific normative values eortc qlqc30 french general population french general population data collected international eortc project online panels quota samples used recruit sex age groups number type comorbidities assessed descriptive statistics used calculate general population values qlqc30 scale separately sex age presence one chronic health conditions multivariate linear regression model developed allow estimating effect sex age presence one chronic health conditions eortc qlqc30 scores data weighted according united nation statistics adjusting proportion sex age groups total 1001 french respondents included analyses weighted mean age 479 years 514 513 participants women 497 522 participants reported least one health condition men reported statistically significant better scores emotional functioning 96 points p 0006 fatigue 78 point p 004 women reported better profiles role functioning 87 points p 0008 financial difficulty 78 points p 0011 according regression model sex effect statistically significant eight scales effect increasing age statistically significant effect seven 15 eortc qlqc30 scales sex age effect varied direction across various scales presence health conditions showed strong negative effect scales first publication detailed french normative values eortc qlqc30 aims support interpretation hrqol profiles french cancer populations strong impact health conditions qlqc30 scores highlights importance considering impact comorbidities cancer patients interpreting hrqol data