Table 1

Patient characteristics* stratified by those who did and did not use DANBIO-from-home at least once during the study period (1.5 years after launching of system)

Data entry, DANBIO-from-home
N=33 776
Available data (%)
Yes
22 990 (68%)
No
10 786 (32%)
100%
Gender, female14 614 (64%)3914 (36%)100
Age, strata (years)<402231 (10%)1386 (13%)100
40–608288 (36%)3104 (29%)
61–8011 327 (49%)4479 (42%)
>801144 (5%)1817 (17%)
Age (years), median (IQR)62 (52–71)65 (50–77)
DiagnosisRheumatoid arthritis14 661 (64%)7081 (66%)100
Axial spondyloarthritis3991 (17%)1832 (17%)
Psoriatic arthritis4338 (19%)1873 (17%)
Biological treatment, yes8462 (37%)3133 (29%)100
PASS†, yes14 270 (62%)5902 (55%)84
PASS†, no5559 (24%)2589 (24%)
Time since diagnosis (years), median (IQR)9 (5-16)10 (5–17)93
HAQ, median (IQR)0.5 (0.125–1.0)0.625 (0.125–1.25)87
Patient global, VAS, 0–100 mm31 (12–60)36 (14–64)90
Pain, VAS, 0–100 mm28 (11–52)31 (12–56)89
Fatigue, VAS, 0–100 mm42 (18–69)48 (20–73)89
Anchor‡, better/unchanged13 698 (60%)5750 (53%)85
Anchor‡, worse6285 (27%)2863 (27%)
  • Values are patient numbers and column percentages (does not add to 100% in case of missingness), unless otherwise indicated.

  • *By March 2020 or latest visit before this date (baseline).

  • †PASS: ‘Consider how your arthritis has affected you in the last 48 hours. If you in the coming months felt similarly, would that be acceptable for you? Yes or no’.

  • ‡Anchor: ‘Since your last visit, has your arthritis become: much better, a little better, better, unchanged, worse, a little worse, much worse’. In the table dichotomised into better/unchanged versus worse.

  • HAQ, Health Assessment Questionnaire; PASS, Patient Acceptable Symptom Scale; VAS, Visual Analogue Scale.