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. 2014 Mar 5;14:67. doi: 10.1186/1471-244X-14-67

Table 1.

Baseline demographics – intention to treat analyses

 
Intervention group a
Control group a
Statistic (p-value) b
  N = 55 N = 21  
Background variables
 
 
 
 Age
32.3 (1.39)
42.2 (3.08)
−2.93 (0.007)
 No. of children below 18 years
0.0
0.0
z: -0.366 (0.715)
 Gender (male)
28 (50.9)
12 (57.1)
0.24 (0.626)
 In relationship (yes)1
18 (32.7)
8 (38.1)
0.20 (0.659)
 Living alone (yes)
20 (37.0)
10 (47.6)
0.71 (0.401)
 Nationality (Norwegian)2
53 (96.4)
20 (95.2)
0.05 (1.000)c
 Having children in pat.’s care
14 (25.5)
4 (19.0)
0.35 (0.764)c
 Has his/her own apartment3
44 (80.0)
19 (90.5)
1.18 (0.496)c
 Has paid work4
27 (49.1)
10 (47.6)
0.01 (0.909)
 Compulsory school only5
16 (29.1)
2 (9.5)
3.22 (0.129)c
 Compulsory school only or senior high school5
46 (83.6)
16 (76.2)
0.56 (0.514)c
Diagnoses
 
 
 
 Alcohol use disorder
43 (78.2)
17 (81.0)
0.07 (0.791)
 Drug use disorder
23 (41.8)
7 (33.3)
0.46 (0.499)
 Mood disorder
41 (74.5)
16 (76.2)
0.02 (0,882)
 Anxiety disorder
46 (83.6)
16 (76.2)
0.56 (0.514)c
 Personality disorder
30 (54.5)
10 (47.6)
0.29 (0.589)
 Other mental disorders 3 (5.5) 4 (19.0) 3.36 (0.087)c

The baseline demographics and clinical characteristics between groups in the Intention to Treat analyses.

a“Age” is presented as mean (SD) and “no. of children below 18 years” is presented as median. All other variables are presented as n (%). Valid percentages are given.

bThe student’s T-test is used for “age” and the Mann-Whitney-U-test is used for “no. of children below 18 years”. For all other variables the χ2-test is used.

cWhere one or more cells have an expected count less than five the 2 sided Fisher’s Exact test is used.

1“In relationship” = married or cohabitant. Not in relationship = unmarried, widow (er), separated or divorced.

2“Non-Norwegian” = Afghan, Swedish or German.

3“Not having his/her own apartment” = living with parents or friends.

4“No paid work” = being provided for, student loan, unemployment benefit, sickness or rehabilitation allowance, disability pension, retirement pension, National Assistance, other.

5“Education”: Compulsory school (primary and secondary school), Senior high school (upper secondary school), Higher education (college or university).