Tables

Sociodemographic Characteristics of the Patients and Information on Their Therapy
a Married, living together.
b Single, widowed, or divorced.

Number of Not Missing and Missing Values for Each Variable

Factor Analysis Loadingsa (Model With 2 and 3 Factors; Extraction Method: Principal Components; Rotation Method=Varimax)
↵a Numbers in bold and in italics indicate high and medium correlations, respectively. The items are arranged so as to better emphasize their relationship with the considered factors.

Means of the Totals Within Groups of Patients and Results of Tests on the Equality of the Means (of the Ranks, Kruskal-Wallis or Wilcoxon Test)
a In the case of significant relations, levels with the same format (normal, bold, italics, or underlined) are not statistically different one from another. Instead, levels with different formats are all statistically different one from another.
b P value: the null hypothesis is that the means of the ranks are all equal one to another; the alternative hypothesis is that at least 2 means (of ranks) differ.
c The group of 8 patients aged 18–25 years and the group of 2 patients who partially paid for the therapy were not considered due to the too low number of patients.
d Yes=married, living together; no=single, widowed, or divorced.

Characteristics of the Patients Who Did Not Respond to the Critical Items
a Married, living together.
b Single, widowed, or divorced.
Supplementary Data
eAppendix and eFigure
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- eAppendix. Italian Version of the Physical Therapy Patient Satisfaction Questionnaire
- eFigure. Frequency Distributions of the Variables