Table 2

 Medians and interquartile ranges for quality of life scores by gender and age. People with quality of life interviews and a brief assessment

Age (y)Number*Home management†Mobility†Self care†Social interaction†Morale
*Base number—those with a morale score. The numbers with scores on SIP dimensions tended to be a little higher. †Weighted sum of problems (which may or may not be attributed to health) as percentage of maximum score possible.
Men
<77.585312.5 (0.0–26.5)12.8 (6.3–24.3)2.8 (0.0–8.0)7.2 (2.1–13.7)3 (2–6)
77.5, <80.051115.7 (5.3–31.8)17.2 (7.2–25.0)3.2 (0.0–10.7)7.8 (2.5–14.9)3 (2–6)
80.0, <82.543520.7 (7.2–38.6)17.2 (7.2–30.8)3.5 (0.0–13.0)10.0 (4.6–17.6)4 (2–7)
82.5, <85.033221.0 (7.8–42.6)19.2 (10.9–31.0)5.3 (0.0–14.0)11.1 (4.6–19.9)4 (2–7)
85.0, <87.522929.6 (10.8–54.7)21.5 (10.9–32.3)7.4 (2.2–20.5)12.1 (7.2–18.3)4 (2–7)
87.5, or greater17642.8 (20.1–70.1)31.2 (17.3–41.2)12.1 (3.2–28.5)14.8 (8.2–24.5)4.5 (3–7)
Women
<77.5109519.3 (8.5–31.8)15.0 (7.8–25.9)5.7 (0.0–14.2)8.2 (2.5–15.7)5 (2–8)
77.5, <80.071223.7 (10.8–41.7)18.7 (7.8–28.7)6.9 (0.0–15.7)10.0 (4.6–16.7)5 (2–8)
80.0, <82.569226.9 (15.3–43.0)19.8 (8.8–32.2)8.9 (3.2–18.2)12.1 (6.2–7.5)5 (3–8)
82.5, <85.056231.8 (19.3–55.1)25.9 (14.2–38.7)13.6 (3.5–26.4)14.6 (7.5–21.1)6 (3–9)
85.0, <87.539737.7 (21.0–65.5)31.5 (18.7–41.0)14.2 (6.6–29.3)15.7 (10.0–22.1)6 (3–8)
87.5, or greater44953.4 (31.8–76.3)38.2 (25.0–47.5)18.5 (8.9–33.1)18.3 (10.8–24.9)6 (3–9)
Lower threshold for those included in the worst quintile54.838.723.622.09