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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Gen Hosp Psychiatry. 2013 Jan 16;35(3):291–296. doi: 10.1016/j.genhosppsych.2012.12.004

Table 2. PCS and PHS means, CIs, Hochberg adjusted significance values and Cohen's d effect sizes for patients in intervention compared to usual care across the four assessment points.

Intervention Usual care Difference (95% CI) Adj P value Effect size (d)
PCS (SF-12)
 Baseline 49.03 (48.02 to 50.03) 49.33 (48.32 to 50.34) 0.30 (−1.12 to 1.73) .911 .026
 6 months 47.82 (46.80 to 48.85) 47.23 (46.19 to 48.27) −0.59 (−2.05 to .87) .911 .051
 12 months 47.74 (46.69 to 48.79) 47.82 (46.79 to 48.88) 0.08 (−1.41 to 1.58) .911 .007
 18 months 48.24 (47.18 to 49.29) 47.35 (46.29 to 48.41) −0.89 (−2.38 to .61) .911 .077
PHS (SF-12)
 Baseline 42.45 (41.59 to 43.32) 42.64 (41.78 to 43.51) 0.19 (−1.03 to 1.42) .911 .019
 6 months 45.85 (44.95 to 46.75) 43.78 (42.87 to 44.69) −2.06 (−3.35 to −.78) .029 .206
 12 months 46.37 (45.44 to 47.31) 44.33 (43.39 to 45.27) −2.05 (−3.37 to −.72) .036 .200
 18 months 46.87 (45.93 to 47.80) 44.75 (43.80 to 45.70) −2.12 (−3.45 to −.78) .030 .209