Additional file 1 of Differences in trajectories of quality of life according to type of dementia: 6-year longitudinal findings from the IDEAL programme

Additional file 1. Reasons for dropout and associations of dementia type with quality of life, satisfaction with life and well-being (.pdf): Table S1: Sensitivity analysis using only data from 0 to 8 years post-diagnosis showing associations of diagnostic group and self-rated or informant-rated quality of life using a joint model; Table S2: Reasons for dropout and non-participation during the study, and comparison of QoL-AD scores for those that dropped out and those that did not at the following year band; Table S3: Descriptive statistics for quality of life, satisfaction with life and well-being for participants with dementia; Table S4: Joint model for self-rated quality of life; Table S5: Joint model for self-rated satisfaction with life; Table S6: Joint model for self-rated well-being; Table S7: Joint model for informant-rated quality of life; Table S8: Joint model for informant-rated satisfaction with life; Table S9: Joint model for informant-rated well-being; Fig. S1: Trajectories of quality of life by diagnostic group