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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Mar 21.
Published in final edited form as: Subst Use Misuse. 2013 Apr 22;48(9):743–749. doi: 10.3109/10826084.2013.787098

TABLE 2.

No-show intervention descriptive statisticsa

Interventions attempted nb Initial no-show (STD) Post-no-show (STD) No-show difference (STD)
All 37.4% (.15) 20.0% (.11) 17.4% (.12)
Reminder calls 42 36.3% (.18) 19.5% (.15) 16.8% (.12)
Behavioral engagement strategies 11 42.8% (.11) 22.1% (.11) 20.7% (.12)
Reduce wait time 11 41.7% (.19) 21.2% (.0) 20.2% (.11)
Streamline admissions 8 47.6% (.16) 27.8% (.03) 19.8% (.12)
Add capacity 6 44.0% (.15) 19.7% (.09) 24.3% (.11)
Create welcoming environment (through décor changes) 6 28.7% (.12) 22.8% (.09) 5.9% (.08)
Collaborate with referrers 4 50.0% (.14) 29.3% (.05) 20.7% (.09)
a

Treatment organizations could implement more than one intervention.

b

Number of treatment organizations who implemented the intervention.