. 2023 Sep 5;2(3):e138. doi: 10.1002/pcn5.138

Table 3.

The associations between treatment status at start of outreach service and each service intensity outcome (minutes of services per a month) (n = 89).^a

	People who were not receiving medical treatment (n = 37)		People who were receiving medical treatment (n = 52)
	Mean	SD	Mean	SD	Coefficient	95% CI		p‐value	Adjusted p‐value^b
Service locations
Telephone	9.3	3.8	8.3	4.6	0.166	−0.031	0.363	0.103	>0.999
Service at the health center	40.8	23.2	31.8	21.2	0.478	0.052	0.903	0.031	0.768
Service outside of the health center (e.g., users' home)	54.3	21.8	53.3	22.6	−0.050	−0.373	0.273	0.763	>0.999
Service types
Assistance with daily living tasks	46.7	63.1	36.4	59.3	0.303	−0.351	0.956	0.366	>0.999
Family support	22.0	33.5	10.5	19.5	0.720	0.108	1.333	0.024	0.590
Services for psychiatric symptoms	91.0	97.8	68.0	63.1	0.073	−0.447	0.593	0.784	>0.999
Services for physical health	8.6	22.1	6.2	11.2	−0.030	−0.531	0.471	0.907	>0.999
Crisis services	1.4	3.1	0.4	1.4	0.258	−0.005	0.521	0.058	>0.999
Consultation on medical treatment	4.5	6.8	5.9	10.0	−0.138	−0.575	0.299	0.537	>0.999
Services related to employment or commuting to school	9.8	21.0	11.3	20.7	−0.004	−0.574	0.567	0.990	>0.999
Social services	8.0	11.9	6.8	13.1	0.213	−0.286	0.712	0.405	>0.999
Services related to interpersonal relationship	26.0	26.8	26.2	33.1	0.238	−0.376	0.851	0.450	>0.999
Information sharing	3.1	3.9	2.8	3.2	0.026	−0.287	0.338	0.873	>0.999

^{^a}

To determine the associations between treatment conditions at start of outreach service and service intensity, linear regression analyses were conducted for each outcome of service use after adding 1 to each data and logarithmic transformation. All regression analyses were adjusted for sex, age, and schizophrenia diagnosis.

^{^b}

We calculated Bonferroni‐adjusted p‐values considering the number of test.