This is a correction to: Noriaki Kurita, Nao Oguro, Yoshia Miyawaki, Chiharu Hidekawa, Natsuki Sakurai, Takanori Ichikawa, Yuichi Ishikawa, Keigo Hayashi, Kenta Shidahara, Dai Kishida, Ryusuke Yoshimi, Ken-ei Sada, Yasuhiro Shimojima, Nobuyuki Yajima, Trust in the attending rheumatologist, health-related hope and medication adherence among Japanese systemic lupus erythematosus patients, Rheumatology, 2022, https://doi.org/10.1093/rheumatology/keac565

In the originally published version of this manuscript, there were found minor scoring errors in the main exposure ‘health-related hope’ and in one covariate ‘basic health literacy’, and the data was reanalyzed. Tables needed to be corrected at the level of about one decimal place, but the conclusions of the paper are not affected apart from one sentence in Results section.

In Abstract, Results, the third sentence should read: “Both trust in one’s physician (per 10-point increase: 0.86, 95%CI 0.49, 1.22) and the Health-related Hope score (per 10-point increase: 0.66, 95% CI 0.35, 0.97) were associated with better medication adherence.” instead of: “Both trust in one’s physician (per 10-point increase: 0.88, 95% CI 0.53, 1.24) and the Health-related Hope score (per 10-point increase: 0.64, 95% CI 0.33, 0.95) were associated with better medication adherence.”.

In RESULTS, Patient characteristics section, the beginning of the fourth sentence should read: “The median basic health literacy score was 3.6 (IQR 3.2–4.0),” instead of: The median basic health literacy score was 3.5 (IQR 3.0–4.0),”.

In RESULTS, figures were emended in the Trust in their rheumatologist, HR-Hope score, and correlates of the HR-Hope score section and should read: “The median score of trust in one’s physician was 80 (IQR 70−95), and the median HR-Hope score was 59.3 (IQR 44.4−68.6). Table 2 presents the association of the HR-Hope score with trust in one’s physician and patient characteristics. The HR-Hope score was positively associated with higher trust in one’s physician [per 10-point increase, 3.53 (95% CI 2.33, 4.74)] and basic health literacy [per 1-point increase, 5.85 (95% CI 2.38, 9.32)]. The HR-Hope score was inversely associated with being unmarried [vs married: −5.57 (95% CI −10.9, −0.97)], depression [−14.5 (95% CI −20.2, −8.80)], and concern regarding the number of medications [−6.07 (95% CI −11.4, −0.77)].” instead of: “The median score of trust in one’s physician was 80 (IQR 70−95), and the median HR-Hope score was 59.3 (IQR 44.4−70.4). Table 2 presents the association of the HR-Hope score with trust in one’s physician and patient characteristics. The HR-Hope score was positively associated with higher trust in one’s physician [per 10-point increase, 3.22 (95% CI 1.98, 4.45)] and basic health literacy [per 1-point increase, 5.86 (95% CI 2.70, 9.01)]. The HR-Hope score was inversely associated with being unmarried [vs married: −5.55 (95% CI −10.52 to −0.58)] and depression [−13.3 (95% CI −19.5 to −7.22)]. Evidence that the HR-Hope score was associated with concern regarding the number of medications [−5.97 (95% CI −12.1, 0.12)] was insufficient.”.

In RESULTS, figures were emended in the Association between the HR-Hope score, trust in one’s physician, and MAS score section and should read: “The MAS score increased with a higher HR-Hope score [per 10-point increase: 0.66 (95% CI 0.35, 0.97)] and higher trust in one’s physicians [per 10-point increase: 0.86 (95% CI 0.49, 1.22)].

Longer disease duration, especially those with >20 years, was also positively associated with a higher MAS score [vs <5 years: 2.01 (95% CI 0.18, 3.83)]. Experiencing lupus medication-related adverse effects and depression were also positively associated with the MAS score [2.18 (95% CI 0.85, 3.51) and 2.07 (95% CI 0.53, 3.62), respectively]. Concern regarding the number of lupus medications was inversely associated with the MAS score [−1.44 (95% CI −2.84, −0.049)].” instead of: “The MAS score increased with a higher HR-Hope score [per 10-point increase: 0.64 (95% CI 0.33, 0.95)] and higher trust in one’s physicians [per 10-point increase: 0.89 (95% CI 0.53, 1.24)].

Longer disease duration, especially those with >20 years, was also positively associated with a higher MAS score [vs <5 years: 1.9 (95% CI 0.09, 3.78)]. Experiencing lupus medication-related adverse effects and depression were also positively associated with the MAS score [2.28 (95% CI 0.98, 3.58) and 1.96 (95% CI 0.34, 3.59), respectively]. Concern regarding the number of lupus medications was inversely associated with the MAS score [−1.4 (95% CI −2.89, −0.004)].”.

In Table 1, details were corrected. These should read “Marital status, n(%)” instead of “Marital status”; “Basic health literacy, point 3.6 [3.2 − 4]” instead of: “Basic health literacy 3.5 [3 − 4]”.

In Table 2, figures on all lines were emended. The table should read:

Table 2.

Associations of hope with trust in their rheumatologists and patient characteristicsa (n = 373)

Mean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase3.53 (2.33, 4.74)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase5.85 (2.38, 9.32)0.001
Age, per 10-year increase−0.13 (−1.93, 1.68)0.891
Female vs male subjects−1.65 (−7.70, 4.41)0.593
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−3.24 (−12.1, 5.62)0.471
 Unmarried−5.91 (−10.9 to −0.97)0.019
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college−5.57 (−14.8, 3.65)0.234
 University/graduate school−6.51 (−16.5, 3.43)0.198
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000 to <5 000 000 yen (low-medium)3.98 (−3.96, 11.9)0.322
 5 000 000 to <10 000 000 yen (medium-high)7.37 (−0.74, 15.5)0.075
 >10 000 000 yen (high)7.65 (−3.41, 18.7)0.173
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years−1.11 (−7.63, 5.41)0.738
 10 to <20 years−0.71 (−6.77, 5.36)0.819
 >20 years−0.29 (−7.02, 6.44)0.932
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0.23 (−0.17, 0.64)0.260
Depressive symptoms−14.5 (−20.2, −8.80)<0.001
Experience of ADE within 1 month4.12 (−0.88, 9.13)0.106
Concern for medication number−6.07 (−11.4, 0.77)0.025
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase−0.12 (−0.40, 0.16)0.402
Other immunosuppressants0.89 (−3.24, 5.02)0.671
HCQ0.41 (−4.12, 4.94)0.859
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.92 (−5.55, 3.70)0.695
Prescription for hypertension1.48 (−2.70, 5.66)0.486
Prescription for diabetes−2.68 (−11.2, 5.88)0.538
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention−0.27 (−5.17, 4.64)0.915
Prescription for PCP prevention−1.55 (−6.31, 3.21)0.522
Mean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase3.53 (2.33, 4.74)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase5.85 (2.38, 9.32)0.001
Age, per 10-year increase−0.13 (−1.93, 1.68)0.891
Female vs male subjects−1.65 (−7.70, 4.41)0.593
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−3.24 (−12.1, 5.62)0.471
 Unmarried−5.91 (−10.9 to −0.97)0.019
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college−5.57 (−14.8, 3.65)0.234
 University/graduate school−6.51 (−16.5, 3.43)0.198
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000 to <5 000 000 yen (low-medium)3.98 (−3.96, 11.9)0.322
 5 000 000 to <10 000 000 yen (medium-high)7.37 (−0.74, 15.5)0.075
 >10 000 000 yen (high)7.65 (−3.41, 18.7)0.173
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years−1.11 (−7.63, 5.41)0.738
 10 to <20 years−0.71 (−6.77, 5.36)0.819
 >20 years−0.29 (−7.02, 6.44)0.932
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0.23 (−0.17, 0.64)0.260
Depressive symptoms−14.5 (−20.2, −8.80)<0.001
Experience of ADE within 1 month4.12 (−0.88, 9.13)0.106
Concern for medication number−6.07 (−11.4, 0.77)0.025
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase−0.12 (−0.40, 0.16)0.402
Other immunosuppressants0.89 (−3.24, 5.02)0.671
HCQ0.41 (−4.12, 4.94)0.859
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.92 (−5.55, 3.70)0.695
Prescription for hypertension1.48 (−2.70, 5.66)0.486
Prescription for diabetes−2.68 (−11.2, 5.88)0.538
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention−0.27 (−5.17, 4.64)0.915
Prescription for PCP prevention−1.55 (−6.31, 3.21)0.522
a

The general linear model was fit with inclusion of all variables listed above.

Bold font indicates significance at P < 0.05 in P-value column.

SLEDAI-2K: SLEDAI 2000; ADE: adverse drug event; PCP: Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia.

Table 2.

Associations of hope with trust in their rheumatologists and patient characteristicsa (n = 373)

Mean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase3.53 (2.33, 4.74)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase5.85 (2.38, 9.32)0.001
Age, per 10-year increase−0.13 (−1.93, 1.68)0.891
Female vs male subjects−1.65 (−7.70, 4.41)0.593
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−3.24 (−12.1, 5.62)0.471
 Unmarried−5.91 (−10.9 to −0.97)0.019
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college−5.57 (−14.8, 3.65)0.234
 University/graduate school−6.51 (−16.5, 3.43)0.198
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000 to <5 000 000 yen (low-medium)3.98 (−3.96, 11.9)0.322
 5 000 000 to <10 000 000 yen (medium-high)7.37 (−0.74, 15.5)0.075
 >10 000 000 yen (high)7.65 (−3.41, 18.7)0.173
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years−1.11 (−7.63, 5.41)0.738
 10 to <20 years−0.71 (−6.77, 5.36)0.819
 >20 years−0.29 (−7.02, 6.44)0.932
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0.23 (−0.17, 0.64)0.260
Depressive symptoms−14.5 (−20.2, −8.80)<0.001
Experience of ADE within 1 month4.12 (−0.88, 9.13)0.106
Concern for medication number−6.07 (−11.4, 0.77)0.025
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase−0.12 (−0.40, 0.16)0.402
Other immunosuppressants0.89 (−3.24, 5.02)0.671
HCQ0.41 (−4.12, 4.94)0.859
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.92 (−5.55, 3.70)0.695
Prescription for hypertension1.48 (−2.70, 5.66)0.486
Prescription for diabetes−2.68 (−11.2, 5.88)0.538
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention−0.27 (−5.17, 4.64)0.915
Prescription for PCP prevention−1.55 (−6.31, 3.21)0.522
Mean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase3.53 (2.33, 4.74)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase5.85 (2.38, 9.32)0.001
Age, per 10-year increase−0.13 (−1.93, 1.68)0.891
Female vs male subjects−1.65 (−7.70, 4.41)0.593
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−3.24 (−12.1, 5.62)0.471
 Unmarried−5.91 (−10.9 to −0.97)0.019
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college−5.57 (−14.8, 3.65)0.234
 University/graduate school−6.51 (−16.5, 3.43)0.198
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000 to <5 000 000 yen (low-medium)3.98 (−3.96, 11.9)0.322
 5 000 000 to <10 000 000 yen (medium-high)7.37 (−0.74, 15.5)0.075
 >10 000 000 yen (high)7.65 (−3.41, 18.7)0.173
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years−1.11 (−7.63, 5.41)0.738
 10 to <20 years−0.71 (−6.77, 5.36)0.819
 >20 years−0.29 (−7.02, 6.44)0.932
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0.23 (−0.17, 0.64)0.260
Depressive symptoms−14.5 (−20.2, −8.80)<0.001
Experience of ADE within 1 month4.12 (−0.88, 9.13)0.106
Concern for medication number−6.07 (−11.4, 0.77)0.025
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase−0.12 (−0.40, 0.16)0.402
Other immunosuppressants0.89 (−3.24, 5.02)0.671
HCQ0.41 (−4.12, 4.94)0.859
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.92 (−5.55, 3.70)0.695
Prescription for hypertension1.48 (−2.70, 5.66)0.486
Prescription for diabetes−2.68 (−11.2, 5.88)0.538
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention−0.27 (−5.17, 4.64)0.915
Prescription for PCP prevention−1.55 (−6.31, 3.21)0.522
a

The general linear model was fit with inclusion of all variables listed above.

Bold font indicates significance at P < 0.05 in P-value column.

SLEDAI-2K: SLEDAI 2000; ADE: adverse drug event; PCP: Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia.

instead of:

Table 2.

Associations of hope with trust in their rheumatologists and patient characteristicsa (n = 373)

Mean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase3.22 (1.98, 4.45)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase5.86 (2.7, 9.01)<0.001
Age, per 10-year increase0.01 (−1.81, 1.84)0.987
Female vs male subjects−0.55 (−7.52, 6.41)0.876
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−3.38 (−12.7, 5.97)0.475
 Unmarried−5.55 (−10.5 to −0.58)0.029
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college−3.33 (−13.5, 6.8)0.515
 University/graduate school−3.84 (−15.1, 7.38)0.498
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000 to <5 000 000 yen (low-medium)4.08 (−4.7, 12.9)0.357
 5 000 000 to <10 000 000 yen (medium-high)8.41 (−0.93, 17.8)0.077
 >10 000 000 yen (high)7.68 (−3.36, 18.7)0.171
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years−1.22 (−7.8, 5.37)0.716
 10 to <20 years−0.87 (−6.88, 5.13)0.775
 >20 years−0.76 (−7.54, 6.01)0.825
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0.22 (−0.22, 0.66)0.325
Depressive symptoms−13.3 (−19.5, −7.22)<0.001
Experience of ADE within 1 month4.49 (−0.91, 9.89)0.102
Concern for medication number−5.97 (−12.1, 0.12)0.054
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase−0.14 (−0.44, 0.17)0.387
Other immunosuppressants1.32 (−3.03, 5.67)0.550
HCQ0.41 (−4.21, 5.02)0.863
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−1.81 (−6.9, 3.29)0.485
Prescription for hypertension1.18 (−3.25, 5.62)0.599
Prescription for diabetes−2.16 (−11.3, 7.01)0.642
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention−0.62 (−5.8, 4.57)0.815
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.58 (−5.41, 4.26)0.815
Mean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase3.22 (1.98, 4.45)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase5.86 (2.7, 9.01)<0.001
Age, per 10-year increase0.01 (−1.81, 1.84)0.987
Female vs male subjects−0.55 (−7.52, 6.41)0.876
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−3.38 (−12.7, 5.97)0.475
 Unmarried−5.55 (−10.5 to −0.58)0.029
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college−3.33 (−13.5, 6.8)0.515
 University/graduate school−3.84 (−15.1, 7.38)0.498
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000 to <5 000 000 yen (low-medium)4.08 (−4.7, 12.9)0.357
 5 000 000 to <10 000 000 yen (medium-high)8.41 (−0.93, 17.8)0.077
 >10 000 000 yen (high)7.68 (−3.36, 18.7)0.171
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years−1.22 (−7.8, 5.37)0.716
 10 to <20 years−0.87 (−6.88, 5.13)0.775
 >20 years−0.76 (−7.54, 6.01)0.825
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0.22 (−0.22, 0.66)0.325
Depressive symptoms−13.3 (−19.5, −7.22)<0.001
Experience of ADE within 1 month4.49 (−0.91, 9.89)0.102
Concern for medication number−5.97 (−12.1, 0.12)0.054
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase−0.14 (−0.44, 0.17)0.387
Other immunosuppressants1.32 (−3.03, 5.67)0.550
HCQ0.41 (−4.21, 5.02)0.863
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−1.81 (−6.9, 3.29)0.485
Prescription for hypertension1.18 (−3.25, 5.62)0.599
Prescription for diabetes−2.16 (−11.3, 7.01)0.642
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention−0.62 (−5.8, 4.57)0.815
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.58 (−5.41, 4.26)0.815
a

The general linear model was fit with inclusion of all variables listed above.

Bold font indicates significance at P < 0.05 in P-value column.

SLEDAI-2K: SLEDAI 2000; ADE: adverse drug event; PCP: Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia.

Table 2.

Associations of hope with trust in their rheumatologists and patient characteristicsa (n = 373)

Mean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase3.22 (1.98, 4.45)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase5.86 (2.7, 9.01)<0.001
Age, per 10-year increase0.01 (−1.81, 1.84)0.987
Female vs male subjects−0.55 (−7.52, 6.41)0.876
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−3.38 (−12.7, 5.97)0.475
 Unmarried−5.55 (−10.5 to −0.58)0.029
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college−3.33 (−13.5, 6.8)0.515
 University/graduate school−3.84 (−15.1, 7.38)0.498
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000 to <5 000 000 yen (low-medium)4.08 (−4.7, 12.9)0.357
 5 000 000 to <10 000 000 yen (medium-high)8.41 (−0.93, 17.8)0.077
 >10 000 000 yen (high)7.68 (−3.36, 18.7)0.171
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years−1.22 (−7.8, 5.37)0.716
 10 to <20 years−0.87 (−6.88, 5.13)0.775
 >20 years−0.76 (−7.54, 6.01)0.825
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0.22 (−0.22, 0.66)0.325
Depressive symptoms−13.3 (−19.5, −7.22)<0.001
Experience of ADE within 1 month4.49 (−0.91, 9.89)0.102
Concern for medication number−5.97 (−12.1, 0.12)0.054
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase−0.14 (−0.44, 0.17)0.387
Other immunosuppressants1.32 (−3.03, 5.67)0.550
HCQ0.41 (−4.21, 5.02)0.863
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−1.81 (−6.9, 3.29)0.485
Prescription for hypertension1.18 (−3.25, 5.62)0.599
Prescription for diabetes−2.16 (−11.3, 7.01)0.642
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention−0.62 (−5.8, 4.57)0.815
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.58 (−5.41, 4.26)0.815
Mean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase3.22 (1.98, 4.45)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase5.86 (2.7, 9.01)<0.001
Age, per 10-year increase0.01 (−1.81, 1.84)0.987
Female vs male subjects−0.55 (−7.52, 6.41)0.876
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−3.38 (−12.7, 5.97)0.475
 Unmarried−5.55 (−10.5 to −0.58)0.029
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college−3.33 (−13.5, 6.8)0.515
 University/graduate school−3.84 (−15.1, 7.38)0.498
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000 to <5 000 000 yen (low-medium)4.08 (−4.7, 12.9)0.357
 5 000 000 to <10 000 000 yen (medium-high)8.41 (−0.93, 17.8)0.077
 >10 000 000 yen (high)7.68 (−3.36, 18.7)0.171
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years−1.22 (−7.8, 5.37)0.716
 10 to <20 years−0.87 (−6.88, 5.13)0.775
 >20 years−0.76 (−7.54, 6.01)0.825
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0.22 (−0.22, 0.66)0.325
Depressive symptoms−13.3 (−19.5, −7.22)<0.001
Experience of ADE within 1 month4.49 (−0.91, 9.89)0.102
Concern for medication number−5.97 (−12.1, 0.12)0.054
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase−0.14 (−0.44, 0.17)0.387
Other immunosuppressants1.32 (−3.03, 5.67)0.550
HCQ0.41 (−4.21, 5.02)0.863
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−1.81 (−6.9, 3.29)0.485
Prescription for hypertension1.18 (−3.25, 5.62)0.599
Prescription for diabetes−2.16 (−11.3, 7.01)0.642
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention−0.62 (−5.8, 4.57)0.815
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.58 (−5.41, 4.26)0.815
a

The general linear model was fit with inclusion of all variables listed above.

Bold font indicates significance at P < 0.05 in P-value column.

SLEDAI-2K: SLEDAI 2000; ADE: adverse drug event; PCP: Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia.

In Table 3, figures on all lines were emended. The table should read:

Table 3.

Associations of medication adherence with the Health-related Hope score, trust in the physician, and covariatesa (n = 373)

Corresponding standardized ESMean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Health-related Hope, per 10-point increase0.130.66 (0.35, 0.97)<0.001
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase0.160.86 (0.49, 1.22)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase−0.06−0.32 (−1.27, 0.63)0.511
Age, per 10-year increase−0.02−0.12 (−0.62, 0.37)0.624
Female vs male subjects0.311.61 (−0.09, 3.30)0.063
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−0.02−0.13 (−2.43, 2.18)0.914
 Unmarried0.211.12 (−0.21, 2.46)0.098
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college0.050.26 (−2.28, 2.81)0.839
 University/graduate school0.120.61 (−2.21, 3.43)0.669
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000–<5 000 000 yen (low-medium)0.110.59 (−1.41, 2.59)0.562
 5 000 000–<10 000 000 yen (medium-high)0.201.06 (−1.02, 3.14)0.317
 >10 000 000 yen (high)0.191.00 (−1.93, 3.92)0.502
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years0.211.11 (−0.69, 2.90)0.225
 10 to <20 years0.191.02 (−0.63, 2.67)0.226
 >20 years0.382.01 (0.18, 3.83)0.031
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0−0.01 (−0.12, 0.11)0.924
Depressive symptom0.392.07 (0.53, 3.62)0.009
Experience of ADE within 1 month0.422.18 (0.85, 3.51)0.001
Concern for medication number−0.28−1.44 (−2.84, −0.049)0.043
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase00.01 (−0.08, 0.09)0.900
Other immunosuppressants−0.13−0.66 (−1.80, 0.48)0.258
HCQ0.040.22 (−1.01, 1.45)0.723
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.02−0.12 (−1.39, 1.14)0.850
Prescription for hypertension−0.05−0.27 (−1.40, 0.86)0.640
Prescription for diabetes0.060.31 (−1.98, 2.61)0.787
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention0.201.07 (−0.27, 2.41)0.116
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.05−0.28 (−1.58, 1.01)0.669
Corresponding standardized ESMean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Health-related Hope, per 10-point increase0.130.66 (0.35, 0.97)<0.001
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase0.160.86 (0.49, 1.22)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase−0.06−0.32 (−1.27, 0.63)0.511
Age, per 10-year increase−0.02−0.12 (−0.62, 0.37)0.624
Female vs male subjects0.311.61 (−0.09, 3.30)0.063
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−0.02−0.13 (−2.43, 2.18)0.914
 Unmarried0.211.12 (−0.21, 2.46)0.098
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college0.050.26 (−2.28, 2.81)0.839
 University/graduate school0.120.61 (−2.21, 3.43)0.669
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000–<5 000 000 yen (low-medium)0.110.59 (−1.41, 2.59)0.562
 5 000 000–<10 000 000 yen (medium-high)0.201.06 (−1.02, 3.14)0.317
 >10 000 000 yen (high)0.191.00 (−1.93, 3.92)0.502
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years0.211.11 (−0.69, 2.90)0.225
 10 to <20 years0.191.02 (−0.63, 2.67)0.226
 >20 years0.382.01 (0.18, 3.83)0.031
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0−0.01 (−0.12, 0.11)0.924
Depressive symptom0.392.07 (0.53, 3.62)0.009
Experience of ADE within 1 month0.422.18 (0.85, 3.51)0.001
Concern for medication number−0.28−1.44 (−2.84, −0.049)0.043
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase00.01 (−0.08, 0.09)0.900
Other immunosuppressants−0.13−0.66 (−1.80, 0.48)0.258
HCQ0.040.22 (−1.01, 1.45)0.723
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.02−0.12 (−1.39, 1.14)0.850
Prescription for hypertension−0.05−0.27 (−1.40, 0.86)0.640
Prescription for diabetes0.060.31 (−1.98, 2.61)0.787
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention0.201.07 (−0.27, 2.41)0.116
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.05−0.28 (−1.58, 1.01)0.669
a

The general linear model was fit with inclusion of all variables listed above. To calculate the corresponding standardized ES (Cohen’s d), the point estimate was divided by the s.d. of the medication adherence scale score.

Bold font indicates significance at P < 0.05 in P-value column. ES: effect size; SLEDAI-2K: SLEDAI 2000; ADE: adverse drug event; PCP: Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia.

Table 3.

Associations of medication adherence with the Health-related Hope score, trust in the physician, and covariatesa (n = 373)

Corresponding standardized ESMean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Health-related Hope, per 10-point increase0.130.66 (0.35, 0.97)<0.001
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase0.160.86 (0.49, 1.22)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase−0.06−0.32 (−1.27, 0.63)0.511
Age, per 10-year increase−0.02−0.12 (−0.62, 0.37)0.624
Female vs male subjects0.311.61 (−0.09, 3.30)0.063
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−0.02−0.13 (−2.43, 2.18)0.914
 Unmarried0.211.12 (−0.21, 2.46)0.098
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college0.050.26 (−2.28, 2.81)0.839
 University/graduate school0.120.61 (−2.21, 3.43)0.669
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000–<5 000 000 yen (low-medium)0.110.59 (−1.41, 2.59)0.562
 5 000 000–<10 000 000 yen (medium-high)0.201.06 (−1.02, 3.14)0.317
 >10 000 000 yen (high)0.191.00 (−1.93, 3.92)0.502
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years0.211.11 (−0.69, 2.90)0.225
 10 to <20 years0.191.02 (−0.63, 2.67)0.226
 >20 years0.382.01 (0.18, 3.83)0.031
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0−0.01 (−0.12, 0.11)0.924
Depressive symptom0.392.07 (0.53, 3.62)0.009
Experience of ADE within 1 month0.422.18 (0.85, 3.51)0.001
Concern for medication number−0.28−1.44 (−2.84, −0.049)0.043
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase00.01 (−0.08, 0.09)0.900
Other immunosuppressants−0.13−0.66 (−1.80, 0.48)0.258
HCQ0.040.22 (−1.01, 1.45)0.723
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.02−0.12 (−1.39, 1.14)0.850
Prescription for hypertension−0.05−0.27 (−1.40, 0.86)0.640
Prescription for diabetes0.060.31 (−1.98, 2.61)0.787
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention0.201.07 (−0.27, 2.41)0.116
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.05−0.28 (−1.58, 1.01)0.669
Corresponding standardized ESMean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Health-related Hope, per 10-point increase0.130.66 (0.35, 0.97)<0.001
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase0.160.86 (0.49, 1.22)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase−0.06−0.32 (−1.27, 0.63)0.511
Age, per 10-year increase−0.02−0.12 (−0.62, 0.37)0.624
Female vs male subjects0.311.61 (−0.09, 3.30)0.063
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed−0.02−0.13 (−2.43, 2.18)0.914
 Unmarried0.211.12 (−0.21, 2.46)0.098
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college0.050.26 (−2.28, 2.81)0.839
 University/graduate school0.120.61 (−2.21, 3.43)0.669
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000–<5 000 000 yen (low-medium)0.110.59 (−1.41, 2.59)0.562
 5 000 000–<10 000 000 yen (medium-high)0.201.06 (−1.02, 3.14)0.317
 >10 000 000 yen (high)0.191.00 (−1.93, 3.92)0.502
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years0.211.11 (−0.69, 2.90)0.225
 10 to <20 years0.191.02 (−0.63, 2.67)0.226
 >20 years0.382.01 (0.18, 3.83)0.031
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase0−0.01 (−0.12, 0.11)0.924
Depressive symptom0.392.07 (0.53, 3.62)0.009
Experience of ADE within 1 month0.422.18 (0.85, 3.51)0.001
Concern for medication number−0.28−1.44 (−2.84, −0.049)0.043
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase00.01 (−0.08, 0.09)0.900
Other immunosuppressants−0.13−0.66 (−1.80, 0.48)0.258
HCQ0.040.22 (−1.01, 1.45)0.723
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.02−0.12 (−1.39, 1.14)0.850
Prescription for hypertension−0.05−0.27 (−1.40, 0.86)0.640
Prescription for diabetes0.060.31 (−1.98, 2.61)0.787
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention0.201.07 (−0.27, 2.41)0.116
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.05−0.28 (−1.58, 1.01)0.669
a

The general linear model was fit with inclusion of all variables listed above. To calculate the corresponding standardized ES (Cohen’s d), the point estimate was divided by the s.d. of the medication adherence scale score.

Bold font indicates significance at P < 0.05 in P-value column. ES: effect size; SLEDAI-2K: SLEDAI 2000; ADE: adverse drug event; PCP: Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia.

instead of:

Table 3.

Associations of medication adherence with the Health-related Hope score, trust in the physician, and covariatesa (n = 373)

Corresponding standardized ESMean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Health-related Hope, per 10-point increase0.120.64 (0.33, 0.95)<0.001
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase0.170.88 (0.53, 1.24)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase−0.06−0.33 (−1.18, 0.52)0.441
Age, per 10-year increase−0.02−0.12 (−0.6, 0.36)0.624
Female vs male subjects0.291.53 (−0.2, 3.26)0.083
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed00.03 (−2.21, 2.26)0.982
 Unmarried0.221.15 (−0.16, 2.46)0.085
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college0.030.16 (−2.51, 2.82)0.907
 University/graduate school0.090.46 (−2.31, 3.24)0.742
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000–<5 000 000 yen (low-medium)0.110.57 (−1.39, 2.52)0.569
 5 000 000–<10 000 000 yen (medium-high)0.190.98 (−1.05, 3)0.342
 >10 000 000 yen (high)0.150.78 (−1.94, 3.5)0.574
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years0.191.02 (−0.78, 2.82)0.267
 10 to <20 years0.180.95 (−0.7, 2.61)0.259
 >20 years0.371.93 (0.09, 3.78)0.040
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase00 (−0.12, 0.11)0.967
Depressive symptom0.371.96 (0.34, 3.59)0.018
Experience of ADE within 1 month0.432.28 (0.98, 3.58)0.001
Concern for medication number−0.28−1.45 (−2.89, −0.004)0.049
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase00 (−0.07, 0.08)0.918
Other immunosuppressants−0.13−0.66 (−1.82, 0.5)0.264
HCQ0.040.24 (−0.98, 1.45)0.703
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.01−0.03 (−1.3, 1.24)0.965
Prescription for hypertension−0.04−0.2 (−1.37, 0.97)0.733
Prescription for diabetes0.030.16 (−2.12, 2.44)0.888
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention0.211.12 (−0.25, 2.49)0.109
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.06−0.31 (−1.59, 0.96)0.631
Corresponding standardized ESMean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Health-related Hope, per 10-point increase0.120.64 (0.33, 0.95)<0.001
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase0.170.88 (0.53, 1.24)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase−0.06−0.33 (−1.18, 0.52)0.441
Age, per 10-year increase−0.02−0.12 (−0.6, 0.36)0.624
Female vs male subjects0.291.53 (−0.2, 3.26)0.083
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed00.03 (−2.21, 2.26)0.982
 Unmarried0.221.15 (−0.16, 2.46)0.085
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college0.030.16 (−2.51, 2.82)0.907
 University/graduate school0.090.46 (−2.31, 3.24)0.742
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000–<5 000 000 yen (low-medium)0.110.57 (−1.39, 2.52)0.569
 5 000 000–<10 000 000 yen (medium-high)0.190.98 (−1.05, 3)0.342
 >10 000 000 yen (high)0.150.78 (−1.94, 3.5)0.574
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years0.191.02 (−0.78, 2.82)0.267
 10 to <20 years0.180.95 (−0.7, 2.61)0.259
 >20 years0.371.93 (0.09, 3.78)0.040
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase00 (−0.12, 0.11)0.967
Depressive symptom0.371.96 (0.34, 3.59)0.018
Experience of ADE within 1 month0.432.28 (0.98, 3.58)0.001
Concern for medication number−0.28−1.45 (−2.89, −0.004)0.049
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase00 (−0.07, 0.08)0.918
Other immunosuppressants−0.13−0.66 (−1.82, 0.5)0.264
HCQ0.040.24 (−0.98, 1.45)0.703
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.01−0.03 (−1.3, 1.24)0.965
Prescription for hypertension−0.04−0.2 (−1.37, 0.97)0.733
Prescription for diabetes0.030.16 (−2.12, 2.44)0.888
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention0.211.12 (−0.25, 2.49)0.109
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.06−0.31 (−1.59, 0.96)0.631
a

The general linear model was fit with inclusion of all variables listed above. To calculate the corresponding standardized ES (Cohen’s d), the point estimate was divided by the s.d. of the medication adherence scale score.

Bold font indicates significance at P < 0.05 in P-value column. ES: effect size; SLEDAI-2K: SLEDAI 2000; ADE: adverse drug event; PCP: Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia.

Table 3.

Associations of medication adherence with the Health-related Hope score, trust in the physician, and covariatesa (n = 373)

Corresponding standardized ESMean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Health-related Hope, per 10-point increase0.120.64 (0.33, 0.95)<0.001
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase0.170.88 (0.53, 1.24)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase−0.06−0.33 (−1.18, 0.52)0.441
Age, per 10-year increase−0.02−0.12 (−0.6, 0.36)0.624
Female vs male subjects0.291.53 (−0.2, 3.26)0.083
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed00.03 (−2.21, 2.26)0.982
 Unmarried0.221.15 (−0.16, 2.46)0.085
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college0.030.16 (−2.51, 2.82)0.907
 University/graduate school0.090.46 (−2.31, 3.24)0.742
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000–<5 000 000 yen (low-medium)0.110.57 (−1.39, 2.52)0.569
 5 000 000–<10 000 000 yen (medium-high)0.190.98 (−1.05, 3)0.342
 >10 000 000 yen (high)0.150.78 (−1.94, 3.5)0.574
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years0.191.02 (−0.78, 2.82)0.267
 10 to <20 years0.180.95 (−0.7, 2.61)0.259
 >20 years0.371.93 (0.09, 3.78)0.040
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase00 (−0.12, 0.11)0.967
Depressive symptom0.371.96 (0.34, 3.59)0.018
Experience of ADE within 1 month0.432.28 (0.98, 3.58)0.001
Concern for medication number−0.28−1.45 (−2.89, −0.004)0.049
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase00 (−0.07, 0.08)0.918
Other immunosuppressants−0.13−0.66 (−1.82, 0.5)0.264
HCQ0.040.24 (−0.98, 1.45)0.703
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.01−0.03 (−1.3, 1.24)0.965
Prescription for hypertension−0.04−0.2 (−1.37, 0.97)0.733
Prescription for diabetes0.030.16 (−2.12, 2.44)0.888
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention0.211.12 (−0.25, 2.49)0.109
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.06−0.31 (−1.59, 0.96)0.631
Corresponding standardized ESMean difference, point estimate (95% CI)P-value
Health-related Hope, per 10-point increase0.120.64 (0.33, 0.95)<0.001
Trust in one’s physician, per 10-point increase0.170.88 (0.53, 1.24)<0.001
Basic health literacy, per 1-point increase−0.06−0.33 (−1.18, 0.52)0.441
Age, per 10-year increase−0.02−0.12 (−0.6, 0.36)0.624
Female vs male subjects0.291.53 (−0.2, 3.26)0.083
Marital status
 MarriedReference
 Divorced/widowed00.03 (−2.21, 2.26)0.982
 Unmarried0.221.15 (−0.16, 2.46)0.085
Education
 Junior high school or lowerReference
 High school/college0.030.16 (−2.51, 2.82)0.907
 University/graduate school0.090.46 (−2.31, 3.24)0.742
Household income
 <1 000 000 yen (very low)Reference
 1 000 000–<5 000 000 yen (low-medium)0.110.57 (−1.39, 2.52)0.569
 5 000 000–<10 000 000 yen (medium-high)0.190.98 (−1.05, 3)0.342
 >10 000 000 yen (high)0.150.78 (−1.94, 3.5)0.574
Disease duration
 <5 yearsReference
 5 to <10 years0.191.02 (−0.78, 2.82)0.267
 10 to <20 years0.180.95 (−0.7, 2.61)0.259
 >20 years0.371.93 (0.09, 3.78)0.040
SLEDAI-2K, per 1-point increase00 (−0.12, 0.11)0.967
Depressive symptom0.371.96 (0.34, 3.59)0.018
Experience of ADE within 1 month0.432.28 (0.98, 3.58)0.001
Concern for medication number−0.28−1.45 (−2.89, −0.004)0.049
Prednisolone dosage, per 1-mg increase00 (−0.07, 0.08)0.918
Other immunosuppressants−0.13−0.66 (−1.82, 0.5)0.264
HCQ0.040.24 (−0.98, 1.45)0.703
Prescription for dyslipidaemia−0.01−0.03 (−1.3, 1.24)0.965
Prescription for hypertension−0.04−0.2 (−1.37, 0.97)0.733
Prescription for diabetes0.030.16 (−2.12, 2.44)0.888
Prescription for osteoporosis prevention0.211.12 (−0.25, 2.49)0.109
Prescription for PCP prevention−0.06−0.31 (−1.59, 0.96)0.631
a

The general linear model was fit with inclusion of all variables listed above. To calculate the corresponding standardized ES (Cohen’s d), the point estimate was divided by the s.d. of the medication adherence scale score.

Bold font indicates significance at P < 0.05 in P-value column. ES: effect size; SLEDAI-2K: SLEDAI 2000; ADE: adverse drug event; PCP: Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia.

These corrections have now been made in the article.

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