Differences at one year of follow-up in clinical outcomes between intervention and usual care groups, adjusted for clustering and for group heterogeneity in cluster and residual variances. Adjusted difference score refers to the difference between intervention and usual care groups adjusted for the baseline value of the variable. Values in parenthesis are actual (unadjusted) differences. ANCOVA refers to analysis of covariance, used to compute a test statistic on the difference between groups at one year adjusted for the baseline value of the variable. Data are shown for subjects who completed the baseline and one-year follow-up examinations.