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. 2007 Jun 14;34(1):181–192. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbm047

Table 3.

Results and Conclusions

Study Results Author's Conclusions
Soteria USA (2 cohorts): Mosher et al13; Mosher14; Mosher and Menn15; Mosher and Menn16; Mosher and Menn17; Mosher and Menn18; Mathews et al19; Mosher 20; Mosher et al21; Mosher22; Bola23 Bola and Mosher24; Bola and Mosher.25 Marginal effects of experimental treatment on 2-y outcomes (30 comparisons) “Soteria treatment resulted in better two-year outcomes for patients with newly diagnosed schizophrenia spectrum psychoses …”
    Endpoint N = 160
    Completers N = 129
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias N = 129
Composite outcome
    Endpoint NS
    Completers NS
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias <0.05
Social functioning
    Endpoint NS
    Completers NS
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias NS
Global psychopathology
    Endpoint NS
    Completers <0.05
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias <0.05
Improved psychopathology
    Endpoint NS
    Completers NS
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias NS
Working any
    Endpoint NS
    Completers NS
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias NS
Working full time
    Endpoint NS
    Completers NS
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias NS
Living alone or with peers
    Endpoint <0.05
    Completers NS
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias NS
Readmission
    Endpoint NS
    Completers NS
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias <0.05
Number of readmissions
    Endpoint NS
    Completers NS
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias NS
Days in readmission
    Endpoint NS
    Completers NS
    Completers adjusted for attrition bias NS
Soteria Bern: Ciompi et al10; Ciompi26; Ciompi and Bernascomi27; Ciompi et al28; Ciompi et al29; Only 2 outcomes showed significant differences between the 2 groups: mean daily dose of medication (P < .01) and total dose of medication (P < .05)—(9 comparisons) “The two-year outcome revealed no significant differences between Soteria patients and controls ….”

Note: NS, not significant.