Outcome of a combined physiotherapy and podiatry haemophilia clinic: patient perceptions and the effect on ankle bleeds and joint health

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	MEAN (+SD)	MEDIAN (IQR)	MAXIMUM
HJHS pre-intervention	2.86 (+5.51)	1.0 (0.0–4.0)	20.0
HJHS post-intervention	2.86 (+6.15)	0.0 (0.0–2.25)	21.0
AJBR pre-intervention	0.54 (+0.93)	0.0 (0.0–1.0)	3.0
AJBR post-intervention	0.25 (+0.53)	0.0 (0.0–0.0)	2.0

AGE	MEAN 23.9 YEARS (RANGE 4–70 YEARS) NUMBER OF PATIENTS (PERCENTAGE)
Type of haemophilia
Haemophilia A	25 (92.6%)
Haemophilia B	2 (7.4%)
Severity of haemophilia
Severe	17 (63.0%)
Moderate	3 (11.1%)
Mild	7 (25.9%)
Severity of haemophilia
No	26 (96.3%)
Yes	1 (3.7%)
Severity of haemophilia
Prophylaxis	17 (63.0%)
On-demand	10 (37.0%)

	NUMBER OF PATIENTS (PERCENTAGE)
Total responses to questionnaire	16 (57.1%)
QUESTIONS	SA	A	U	D	SD	N/A
The physiotherapist explained the reason for the appointment to me prior to my/my child's appointment	15 (93.75%)	1 (6.25%)
The physiotherapist and podiatrist explained things in a way that was easy to understand during the appointment	15 (93.75%)	1 (6.25%)
The physiotherapist and podiatrist listened to me carefully during the appointment	16 (100%)
I am satisfied with the care I/my child received during the appointment	14 (87.5%)	2 (12.5%)
I am satisfied with the outcome of the appointment for me/my child	12 (75%)	4 (25%)
I found it more useful to see the podiatrist and physiotherapist together	12 (75%)	4 (25%)
Attending a podiatry appointment at the Haemophilia Centre is more convenient for me than attending my local podiatry clinic	14 (87.5%)	2 (12.5%)
I would attend the combined physiotherapy/podiatry clinic again in the future	14 (87.5%)	2 (12.5%)
I would recommend this service to other people with haemophilia	16 (100%)