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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Aggress Maltreat Trauma. 2011 Apr 14;20(3):304–321. doi: 10.1080/10926771.2011.562479

TABLE 4.

Rates of Success and 95% Confidence Intervals in Terms of Reliable Change and Clinically Significant Change both for Intent-to-Treat (ITT) and As-Treated (AT) Analyses

Face-to-face
Videoconference
Success rate 95% CI Success rate 95% CI
At follow-up (ITT) n = 32 n = 16
 Reliable change 55% 40–69% 56% 37–74%
 Clinically significant change 42% 28–57% 38% 21–57%
At posttreatment (ITT) n = 23 n = 12
 Reliable change 55% 40–69% 48% 30–67%
 Clinically significant change 47% 33–61% 33% 18–53%
At follow-up (AT) n = 32 n = 16
 Reliable change 74% 54–87% 87% 57–97%
 Clinically significant change 57% 37–75% 52% 27–76%
At posttreatment (AT) n = 23 n = 12
 Reliable change 73% 55–85% 71% 47–88%
 Clinically significant change 61% 44–77% 49% 27–71%