Feasibility of ABLE 1.0—a program aiming at enhancing the ability to perform activities of daily living in persons with chronic conditions

Table 3 Demographic data on responders and non-responders

Variable	Responders based on AMPS/ADL-I (n = 16)	Non–responders (n = 4)
Gender: Female, n (%)	11 (69)	3 (75)
Age: Median^a (Range)	74 (55–85)	65 (60–80)
Diagnosis^b: n (%)
Neurologic	4 (25)	1 (25)
Medical	7 (44)	1 (25)
Musculoskeletal	5 (31)	2 (50)
Civil status: n (%)
Living alone	9 (56)	3 (75)
Living with a partner	7 (44)	1 (25)
Job situation: n (%)
Sick leave		2 (50)
Senior citizen	16 (100)	2 (50)
Assistance in the home^c: n (%)	15 (94)	4 (100)
Spouse	4 (27)	1 (25)
Relatives	8 (53)	3 (75)
Friends	8 (53)	1 (25)
Home care	7 (47)	1 (25)
Hired housekeeper/gardener	11 (73)	2 (50)
Self-reported general health^d
Median^a (range)	4 (3-5)	4 (3-5)
ADL Motor ability^e: mean (SD)	0.84 (0.51)	1.25 (0.39)
ADL Process ability^e: mean (SD)	0.68 (0.30)	0.93 (0.62)
Received number of sessions
Median^a (range)	4 (4–7)	4 (4–5)

^aBased on median and range due to lack of normal distribution in data or due to ordinal data
^bSeveral of the clients had more than one diagnosis. The diagnoses listed above are the ones that the participants perceived to affect their everyday life the most.
^cClients could mark all relevant categories
^dSF1 at baseline
^eAMPS at baseline

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