Table 3. Augmenting MOUD With Smartphone App–Based CM Treatment Outcomes.
Outcome | β (95% CI) | P value |
---|---|---|
Days of opioid use at end of treatment a | ||
Treatment setting | 1.56 (−2.81 to 5.93) | .48 |
MOUD | ||
Buprenorphine to naltrexone | 5.53 (−8.29 to 19.35) | .43 |
Buprenorphine to methadone | 9.15 (−0.29 to 18.59) | .06 |
Methadone only | 0.60 (−3.80 to 5.00) | .79 |
Treatment group | −6.10 (−8.09 to −4.10) | <.001 |
Retention b | ||
Treatment setting | 38.95 (−0.58 to 78.48) | .053 |
MOUD | ||
Buprenorphine to naltrexone | −154.72 (−250.23 to −59.20) | .01 |
Buprenorphine to methadone | −67.11 (−140.02 to 5.80) | .07 |
Methadone only | 35.58 (−4.32 to 75.48) | .08 |
Treatment group | 51.91 (33.86 to 69.95) | <.001 |
Abbreviations: CM, contingency management; MOUD, medication for opioid use disorder.
Linear regression analysis.
Cox proportional hazards regression analysis. Reference groups: office-based opioid treatment (treatment setting), buprenorphine only (MOUD), and MOUD only (treatment group).