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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Mar 11.
Published in final edited form as: JAMA Psychiatry. 2013 Jan;70(1):107–120. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2013.269

Table 3. Meta-analysis of Randomized Controlled Treatment Trials in HR Individuals Including Transition Data Up to 1 Year.

Source HR Inclusion Criteria Focused Treatment Contrast Group DI, mo NNT at 1 y, Mean (95% CI) Transition at 1 y (Focused vs Contrast) Meta-analysis

RR (95% CI) P Value
McGorry et al,7 2002a CAARMS Risperidone, 1-2 mg + CBT + NBI (n=31) NBI (n = 28) 6 4 (2.1-18.3) 19.3 vs 35.7, NS 0.541 (0.225-1.297) .17
Morrison et al,9 2004b CAARMS based CT (n=37) Monitoring (n=23) 6 5 (2.3-63.8) 5.7 vs 21.7, NS 0.263 (0.057-1.205) .09
McGlashan et al,6 2006 SIPS Olanzapine, 5-15 mg (n=31) Placebo (n=29) 12 5 (2.3-inf) 16.1 vs 37.9, NS 0.425 (0.168-1.075) .07
Ammingeretal,8 2010 CAARMS ω-3 PUFA, 1.2 g (n=41) Placebo (n=40) 3 5 (2.6-13.7) 4.8 vs 27.5, Sig 0.175 (0.041-0.746) .02
Yung et al,140 2011 CAARMS Risperidone, 0.5-2 mg + CT (n=43) CT+placebo (n=44) 6 NA 4.7 vs 9.1 vs 7.1, NS c 0.516 (0.100-2.658) .43
ST+placebo (n=28) NS
Addington et al,141 2011 SIPS CBT (n = 27) ST (n = 24) 6 8 (3.7-inf) 0 vs 12.5, NS 0.128 (0.007-2.350) .17
Bechdolf et al,57 2012 EIPS IPI (n=63) SC (n = 65) 12 8 (4.2-27.3) 3 vs 16.9, Sig 0.178 (0.039-0.799) .02
Overalld 273 281 7.3 5.8 7.6 vs 23 0.335 (0.219-0.575) <.001

Abbreviations: CAARMS, Comprehensive Assessment of At-Risk Mental State; CBT, cognitive behavior therapy; CT, cognitive therapy; DI, duration of intervention; EIPS, early initial prodromal state (COPER or first-degree relatives with psychosis plus functional decline); HR, clinical high risk; inf, infinite; IPI, integrated psychological intervention (CT, social skills, psychoeducation for family, and cognitive remediation); NA, not assessed; NBI, needs-based intervention; NNT, number needed to treat; NS, nonsignificant differences between focused treatment and contrast group; PUFA, polyunsaturated fatty acid; RR, risk ratio; SC, supportive counseling; Sig, significant; SIPS, Structured Interview for Prodromal Symptoms; ST, supportive therapy.

a

See also Phillips et al.142

b

See also Morrison et al.143 Additional evidence suggests that preventing the start of cannabis use or stopping already started use may diminish the risk of a psychotic disorder.144

c

Six-month results.

d

Random effects models applied, Q=3.590, P=.732, I2=0.