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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Psychoactive Drugs. 2015 Apr-Jun;47(2):149–157. doi: 10.1080/02791072.2015.1014948

Table 2.

Results from mixed effects regression models predicting changes in Quality of Life scores.

Physical
b (SE)
Psychological
b (SE)
Social
b (SE)
Environmental
b (SE)

Treatment Enrollment Status
Treatment status (ref= not in treatment) 3.09 (1.81) 4.89 (1.62)** −0.03 (2.25) 4.94 (1.55)**
Opiate Use
Days of opiate use, past 30 days −0.12 (0.07) −0.22 (0.07)** −0.16 (0.09) −0.10 (0.06)
Opiate-positive urine test (ref= negative) 1.54 (1.32) −0.14 (1.18) 0.83 (1.64) −0.63 (1.13)
Control Variables
Age (in years) −0.37 (0.15)* −0.04 (0.14) −0.32 (0.16)* −0.08 (0.13)
Female Gender (ref= male) −4.55 (1.98)* 0.03 (1.80) −0.95 (2.17) 3.32 (1.76)
Injection Drug User (ref= non-IDU) −2.44 (1.95) −1.14 (1.75) −0.22 (2.39) −0.23 (1.68)
Days of Cocaine Use, Past 30 days −0.02 (0.08) −0.22 (0.07)** −0.13 (0.10) −0.09 (0.07)
3 months (ref= baseline) 3.05 (1.86) −2.13 (1.67) 1.27 (2.35) −1.53 (1.60)
6 months (ref= baseline) 2.19 (1.72) −2.95 (1.54) 3.71 (2.18) −0.23 (1.47)
(Intercept) 81.47 (7.46) 76.11 (6.76) 82.99 (8.27) 66.21 (6.58)
*

< 0.05

**

< 0.01.

Notes: ref=reference group. b = unstandardized partial regression coefficient. SE = standard error. Treatment enrollment status, days of opiate and cocaine use, and urine tests are time-varying predictors.