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Correction to: Relationship of living arrangement with the decline in functional capacity in elderly people by gender: a longitudinal observational study

verfasst von: Haruhiko Imamura, Eiko Uchiyama, Miki Akiyama, Ikuyo Kaneko, Toru Takebayashi, Yuji Nishiwaki

Erschienen in: Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine | Ausgabe 1/2020

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Correction to: Environ Health Prev Med (2020) 25: 15
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12199-020-00853-w
Following publication of the original article [1], Table 1 was incorrectly published. Table 1 consists of three parts: Total, Men and Women; however, the first part “Total (n = 744, n = 165, n = 749, n = 612, n = 357)” was captured incorrectly as part of the header. It should be moved to the top row of the table just like the Men and Women. The correct Table 1 is shown below.
Table 1
Characteristics of the study population at baseline
 
Living arrangement
With spouse only
Living alone
With child and his/her spouse
With child without his/her spouse
With other family/person
P-value a
Total
n = 744
n = 165
n = 749
n = 612
n = 357
 
Age (years)
 65–69
266
(35.8%)
26
(15.8%)
197
(26.3%)
218
(35.6%)
129
(36.1%)
<  0.001
 70–74
273
(36.7%)
57
(34.5%)
243
(32.4%)
207
(33.8%)
114
(31.9%)
 
 75–79
141
(19.0%)
49
(29.7%)
201
(26.8%)
116
(19.0%)
80
(22.4%)
 
 80–84
53
(7.1%)
26
(15.8%)
85
(11.3%)
52
(8.5%)
27
(7.6%)
 
 ≥ 85
11
(1.5%)
7
(4.2%)
23
(3.1%)
19
(3.1%)
7
(2.0%)
 
 (Mean ± standard deviation years)
(72.0
±4.9)
(74.8
±5.3)
(73.5
±5.4)
(72.4
±5.4)
(72.2
±5.3)
 
Educational attainment (years)
 ≥ 10
493
(66.3%)
104
(63.0%)
416
(55.5%)
333
(54.4%)
184
(51.5%)
<  0.001
 < 10
251
(33.7%)
61
(37.0%)
333
(44.5%)
279
(45.6%)
173
(48.5%)
 
Current drinking
 No
433
(58.2%)
119
(72.1%)
461
(61.5%)
389
(63.6%)
217
(60.8%)
0.014
 Yes
311
(41.8%)
46
(27.9%)
288
(38.5%)
223
(36.4%)
140
(39.2%)
 
Current smoking
 No
692
(93.0%)
153
(92.7%)
699
(93.3%)
556
(90.8%)
326
(91.3%)
0.408
 Yes
52
(7.0%)
12
(7.3%)
50
(6.7%)
56
(9.2%)
31
(8.7%)
 
History of major diseasesb
 No
588
(79.0%)
135
(81.8%)
590
(78.8%)
488
(79.7%)
292
(81.8%)
0.731
 Yes
156
(21.0%)
30
(18.2%)
159
(21.2%)
124
(20.3%)
65
(18.2%)
 
Depressive symptoms (GDS5)
 Normal (< 2 points)
656
(88.2%)
134
(81.2%)
666
(88.9%)
537
(87.7%)
310
(86.8%)
0.097
 Have depressive symptoms (≥2 points)
88
(11.8%)
31
(18.8%)
83
(11.1%)
75
(12.3%)
47
(13.2%)
 
Housework
 Mainly do
449
(60.3%)
156
(94.5%)
311
(41.5%)
356
(58.2%)
191
(53.5%)
<  0.001
 Not mainly do
295
(39.7%)
9
(5.5%)
438
(58.5%)
256
(41.8%)
166
(46.5%)
 
Social participation
 Yes
667
(89.7%)
127
(77.0%)
670
(89.5%)
545
(89.1%)
322
(90.2%)
<  0.001
 No
77
(10.3%)
38
(23.0%)
79
(10.5%)
67
(10.9%)
35
(9.8%)
 
Relationship with neighbors
 Frequent
710
(95.4%)
148
(89.7%)
735
(98.1%)
593
(96.9%)
345
(96.6%)
<  0.001
 Not frequent
34
(4.6%)
17
(10.3%)
14
(1.9%)
19
(3.1%)
12
(3.4%)
 
Men
n = 370
n = 41
n = 349
n = 279
n = 160
 
Age (years)
 65–69
106
(28.6%)
8
(19.5%)
82
(23.5%)
108
(38.7%)
66
(41.3%)
<  0.001
 70–74
137
(37.0%)
14
(34.1%)
116
(33.2%)
90
(32.3%)
41
(25.6%)
 
 75–79
82
(22.2%)
10
(24.4%)
95
(27.2%)
49
(17.6%)
37
(23.1%)
 
 80–84
35
(9.5%)
5
(12.2%)
42
(12.0%)
27
(9.7%)
12
(7.5%)
 
 ≥ 85
10
(2.7%)
4
(9.8%)
14
(4.0%)
5
(1.8%)
4
(2.5%)
 
 (Mean ± standard deviation years)
(72.9
±5.2)
(74.7
±6.2)
(73.9
±5.6)
(72.1
±5.3)
(72.0
±5.5)
 
Educational attainment (years)
 ≥ 10
246
(66.5%)
23
(56.1%)
187
(53.6%)
155
(55.6%)
80
(50.0%)
0.001
 < 10
124
(33.5%)
18
(43.9%)
162
(46.4%)
124
(44.4%)
80
(50.0%)
 
Current drinking
 No
117
(31.6%)
14
(34.1%)
118
(33.8%)
93
(33.3%)
49
(30.6%)
0.940
 Yes
253
(68.4%)
27
(65.9%)
231
(66.2%)
186
(66.7%)
111
(69.4%)
 
Current smoking
 No
321
(86.8%)
31
(75.6%)
301
(86.2%)
226
(81.0%)
133
(83.1%)
0.111
 Yes
49
(13.2%)
10
(24.4%)
48
(13.8%)
53
(19.0%)
27
(16.9%)
 
History of major diseasesb
 No
269
(72.7%)
31
(75.6%)
256
(73.4%)
201
(72.0%)
117
(73.1%)
0.990
 Yes
101
(27.3%)
10
(24.4%)
93
(26.6%)
78
(28.0%)
43
(26.9%)
 
Depressive symptoms (GDS5)
 Normal (< 2 points)
332
(89.7%)
30
(73.2%)
308
(88.3%)
253
(90.7%)
136
(85.0%)
0.011
 Have depressive symptoms (≥2 points)
38
(10.3%)
11
(26.8%)
41
(11.7%)
26
(9.3%)
24
(15.0%)
 
Housework
 Mainly do
84
(22.7%)
35
(85.4%)
59
(16.9%)
69
(24.7%)
42
(26.3%)
<  0.001
 Not mainly do
286
(77.3%)
6
(14.6%)
290
(83.1%)
210
(75.3%)
118
(73.8%)
 
Social participation
 Yes
340
(91.9%)
36
(87.8%)
328
(94.0%)
255
(91.4%)
150
(93.8%)
0.485
 No
30
(8.1%)
5
(12.2%)
21
(6.0%)
24
(8.6%)
10
(6.3%)
 
Relationship with neighbors
 Frequent
351
(94.9%)
36
(87.8%)
342
(98.0%)
265
(95.0%)
151
(94.4%)
0.020
 Not frequent
19
(5.1%)
5
(12.2%)
7
(2.0%)
14
(5.0%)
9
(5.6%)
 
Women
n = 374
n = 124
n = 400
n = 333
n = 197
 
Age (years)
 65–69
160
(42.8%)
18
(14.5%)
115
(28.8%)
110
(33.0%)
63
(32.0%)
<  0.001
 70–74
136
(36.4%)
43
(34.7%)
127
(31.8%)
117
(35.1%)
73
(37.1%)
 
 75–79
59
(15.8%)
39
(31.5%)
106
(26.5%)
67
(20.1%)
43
(21.8%)
 
 80–84
18
(4.8%)
21
(16.9%)
43
(10.8%)
25
(7.5%)
15
(7.6%)
 
 ≥ 85
1
(0.3%)
3
(2.4%)
9
(2.3%)
14
(4.2%)
3
(1.5%)
 
 (Mean ± standard deviation years)
(71.0
±4.2)
(74.9
±5.1)
(73.2
±5.2)
(72.8
±5.5)
(72.4
±5.1)
 
Educational attainment (years)
 ≥ 10
247
(66.0%)
81
(65.3%)
229
(57.3%)
178
(53.5%)
104
(52.8%)
0.002
 < 10
127
(34.0%)
43
(34.7%)
171
(42.8%)
155
(46.5%)
93
(47.2%)
 
Current drinking
 No
316
(84.5%)
105
(84.7%)
343
(85.8%)
296
(88.9%)
168
(85.3%)
0.509
 Yes
58
(15.5%)
19
(15.3%)
57
(14.3%)
37
(11.1%)
29
(14.7%)
 
Current smoking
 No
371
(99.2%)
122
(98.4%)
398
(99.5%)
330
(99.1%)
193
(98.0%)
0.428
 Yes
3
(0.8%)
2
(1.6%)
2
(0.5%)
3
(0.9%)
4
(2.0%)
 
History of major diseasesb
 No
319
(85.3%)
104
(83.9%)
334
(83.5%)
287
(86.2%)
175
(88.8%)
0.491
 Yes
55
(14.7%)
20
(16.1%)
66
(16.5%)
46
(13.8%)
22
(11.2%)
 
Depressive symptoms (GDS5)
 Normal (< 2 points)
324
(86.6%)
104
(83.9%)
358
(89.5%)
284
(85.3%)
174
(88.3%)
0.340
 Have depressive symptoms (≥2 points)
50
(13.4%)
20
(16.1%)
42
(10.5%)
49
(14.7%)
23
(11.7%)
 
Housework
 Mainly do
365
(97.6%)
121
(97.6%)
252
(63.0%)
287
(86.2%)
149
(75.6%)
<  0.001
 Not mainly do
9
(2.4%)
3
(2.4%)
148
(37.0%)
46
(13.8%)
48
(24.4%)
 
Social participation
 Yes
327
(87.4%)
91
(73.4%)
342
(85.5%)
290
(87.1%)
172
(87.3%)
0.002
 No
47
(12.6%)
33
(26.6%)
58
(14.5%)
43
(12.9%)
25
(12.7%)
 
Relationship with neighbors
 Frequent
359
(96.0%)
112
(90.3%)
393
(98.3%)
328
(98.5%)
194
(98.5%)
< 0.001
 Not frequent
15
(4.0%)
12
(9.7%)
7
(1.8%)
5
(1.5%)
3
(1.5%)
 
a Chi-square test
b History of major diseases was defined as having any one of the following diseases: stroke, myocardial infarction/angina, diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, femoral neck fracture, and cancer
The original article [1] has been updated.
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Titel
Correction to: Relationship of living arrangement with the decline in functional capacity in elderly people by gender: a longitudinal observational study
verfasst von
Haruhiko Imamura
Eiko Uchiyama
Miki Akiyama
Ikuyo Kaneko
Toru Takebayashi
Yuji Nishiwaki
Publikationsdatum
01.12.2020
Verlag
BioMed Central
Erschienen in
Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine / Ausgabe 1/2020
Print ISSN: 1342-078X
Elektronische ISSN: 1347-4715
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12199-020-00860-x

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