Arquivos de neuro-psiquiatria · 2004
Effect of episodic tension-type headache on the health-related quality of life in employees of a Brazilian public hospital.
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Silva Hilton Mariano, Garbelini Roberta P, Teixeira Simone O, Bordini Carlos A, Speciali José G
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the impact of ETTH on HRQoL in a sample of employees of a Brazilian public hospital.
METHOD: Three hundred and sixty Mário Gatti Hospital employees were asked about headache occurrence in the previous 6 months and completed a SF-36 and a pain questionnaires concerning impact of pain (0 to 10 scale) on daily activities, work efficiency, leisure and social activities in previous six months. Two groups were studied: 1. Episodic Tension-type headache group: 127 employees -- 81 (63.8%) female and 46 (36.2%), male. 2.
CONTROL GROUP: 124, 71 (57.3%) female and 53 (42.7%) male.
RESULTS: ETTH had lowers scores than control in all domains of SF-36; in vitality and bodily pain the difference was statistically significant.
CONCLUSION: Our results indicate that ETTH suffers have impact on HRQoL predominantly in vitality. Psychological factors associated to pain may explain this finding.
METHOD: Three hundred and sixty Mário Gatti Hospital employees were asked about headache occurrence in the previous 6 months and completed a SF-36 and a pain questionnaires concerning impact of pain (0 to 10 scale) on daily activities, work efficiency, leisure and social activities in previous six months. Two groups were studied: 1. Episodic Tension-type headache group: 127 employees -- 81 (63.8%) female and 46 (36.2%), male. 2.
CONTROL GROUP: 124, 71 (57.3%) female and 53 (42.7%) male.
RESULTS: ETTH had lowers scores than control in all domains of SF-36; in vitality and bodily pain the difference was statistically significant.
CONCLUSION: Our results indicate that ETTH suffers have impact on HRQoL predominantly in vitality. Psychological factors associated to pain may explain this finding.