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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Apr 22.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2010 Sep;67(9):895–904. doi: 10.1001/archgenpsychiatry.2010.105

Table 3.

Outcome measures of effectiveness in patients with combined treatment or medication treatment

Outcome Combined treatment
(n=604)
Medication treatment
(n=635)
p
value
Discontinuation of treatment for any cause No. (%) 198(32.8%) 297 (46.8%)
Cox–model treatment comparisons (HR[95%CI]) 0.62(0.52—0.74) <0.001
Discontinuation of treatment for any causea No. (%) 176(29.1%) 269(42.4%)
Cox–model treatment comparisons (HR[95%CI]) 0.57(0.46—0.70) <0.001
Discontinuation of treatment due to clinical relapse No. (%) 88(14.6%) 143(22.5%)
Cox–model treatment comparisons (HR[95%CI]) 0.57(0.44—0.74) <0.001
Discontinuation of treatment for lost to follow-up or patient’s refusal No. (%) 71(11.8%) 90(14.2%)
Cox–model treatment comparisons (HR[95%CI]) 0.74(0.54—1.01) 0.054
Discontinuation of treatment for noncompliance No. (%) 17(2.8%) 36(5.7%)
Cox–model treatment comparisons (HR[95%CI]) 0.45(0.25—0.79) 0.006
Discontinuation of treatment for changing or stopping medication No. (%) 17(2.8%) 19(3.0%)
Cox–model treatment comparisons (HR[95%CI]) 0.84(0.44—1.62) 0.60
Discontinuation of treatment due to intolerability No. (%) 5(0.8%) 9(1.4%)
Cox–model treatment comparisons (HR[95%CI]) 0.66(0.22—1.99) 0.46
Discontinuation of treatment due to readmission No. (%) 39(6.5%) 71(11.2%)
Cox–model treatment comparisons (HR[95%CI]) 0.50(0.34—0.74) 0.007

Abbreviation: HR, hazard ratios; CI, confidence interval;

a

excluding those discontinued due to change of medication or intolerability

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