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. 2012 Jul 26;14(4):e101. doi: 10.2196/jmir.1964

Table 3.

Intervention effects: baseline compared with mean of 3-, 6-, 9-, and 12-month scores.

Outcome Within-control Within-CHESS+CMa CHESS+CM – Control
Asthma control
Symptom-free days odds ratiob
Difference 1.20 1.38 0.18
95% CLc 0.98, 1.61 1.12, 1.71 -0.88, 1.60
P value .29 .01 1.00
Asthma Control Questionnaired
Differenced –0.11 –0.42 –0.31
95% CL –0.29, 0.07 –0.60, –0.25 –0.56, –0.06
P value .22 .001b .01
Adherence
Composite adherence scorese
Difference 0.58% 2.06% 1.48%
95% CL –6.24, 7.40 –4.74, 8.86 –8.15, 11.11
P value .87 .55 .76
Pharmacy refill possession ratio
Difference 17.7% 13.76% –3.95%
95% CL 11.78, 23.62 7.83, 19.68 –12.33, 4.43
P value .001b .001b .35
Self-report controller 1: inhaled corticosteroidb
Difference –13.42% –1.78% 11.64%
95% CL –21.49, –5.35 –18.67, –2.88 –8.65, 13.93
P value .001b .008 .65
Self-report controller 2: anticholingericsb
Difference –1.85% 0.95% 2.81%
95% CL –12.05, 8.34 –8.73, 1.64 –11.26, 16.87
P value .72 .85 .69

a Comprehensive Health Enhancement Support System plus monthly nurse case management.

b P< .01.

c Confidence limits.

d P ≤ .001.

e Sum of self-reported adherence data and pharmacy refill data.