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. 2011 Jan;17(1):5–13. doi: 10.1089/tmj.2010.0133

Table 4.

Comparison of Primary Endpoints and Healthcare Utilization Between Groups in the Practical, Randomized, Controlled Triala

Measure MCCO-Original MCCO-Enhanced P-Value
SIP13 21.7 (2.0)
(n = 76)
22.4 (1.8)
(n = 75)
0.77
MSFC14 −0.80 (0.24)
(n = 81)
−0.63 (0.22)
(n = 84)
0.51
MSSE15 64.5 (2.8)
(n = 77)
62.5 (2.6)
(n = 77)
0.50
SGSM-GSC16 23.3 (0.72)
(n = 77)
23.2 (0.67)
(n = 77)
0.96
SGSM-PC16 33.2 (0.47)
(n = 77)
33.7 (0.43)
(n = 77)
0.30
EQ-5D index score17 0.757 (0.025)
(n = 75)
0.756 (0.023)
(n = 75)
0.96
EQ-5D Visual Analog Scale17 76.3 (2.6)
(n = 75)
70.2 (2.4)
(n = 74)
0.04
Ever hospitalized 1.24% (2.04%)
(n = 80)
2.86% (1.87%)
(n = 83)
0.46
Ever admitted to ED 3.4% (4.1%)
(n = 80)
12.4% (3.8%)
(n = 83)
0.08
Ever missed paid employment in previous 3 months (only those employed) 3.7% (7.1%)
(n = 55)
14.1% (6.8%)
(n = 48)
0.17
Days paid for someone to help with daily activities 0.25 (0.058)
(n = 80)
0.15 (0.052)
(n = 83)
0.10
Number of medical office visits 7.36 (1.59)
(n = 70)
8.53 (1.31)
(n = 77)
0.46
Number of home health visits 1.58 (0.42)
(n = 70)
0.79 (0.34)
(n = 77)
0.058
Number of prescriptions 11.0 (1.10)
(n = 80)
10.5 (1.00)
(n = 82)
0.68
a

Results are adjusted for age, gender, marital status, race, years of education, work status, and MicroCog general proficiency. All data shown are least square means and standard error.