From: Life impact of ankle fractures: Qualitative analysis of patient and clinician experiences
Physical | Psychological | Daily living | Social | Occupational or Domestic | Financial | Aesthetic | Medication Taking |
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Physical impacts experienced | Psychological impacts experienced | Impacts on daily living activities | Social impacts experienced | Impacts on occupational or domestic tasks | Financial impacts experienced | Aesthetic impacts experienced | Experiences associated with medications |
1. Pain, ache, soreness or discomfort | 1. Feelings of anxiety | 1. Reduced participation in preferred recreation or leisure activities | 1. Negative impact on relationship with spouse or significant other | 1. Difficulty participating in usual work activity | 1. Reduced income | 1. Changed physical appearance due to weight gain. | 1. Medication usage (including associated side effects) |
2. Swelling | 2. Feelings of depression | 2. Reduced participation in health and fitness activities | 2. Increased dependence on others in household | 2. Difficulty completing household tasks | 2. Use of savings | 2. Now wear non-preferred footwear | Â |
3. Decreased strength | 3. Feelings of frustration | 3. Difficulty participating in personal care activities (including showering and dressing) | 3. Negative impact on personal relationships with family or friends. | Â | 3. Reduced discretionary spending | Â | Â |
4. Decreased range of movement/stiffness | 4. Feelings of tiredness or fatigue | 4. Difficulty sleeping | Â | Â | 4. Increased cost of living (including healthcare costs) | Â | Â |
5. Altered sensation | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |
6. Difficulty walking (including flat surfaces, slopes and steps) | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â | Â |