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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Subst Abuse Treat. 2016 May 8;68:11–23. doi: 10.1016/j.jsat.2016.04.005

Table 5.

Client program retention and primary substance use outcomes by supervision condition and site.

Supervision Condition
Variable MIA: STEP SAU Supervision Condition Site
4-week outcomes
 Percent sessions attended
  M 60.82 59.27 F(1, 374) = .21
p = .65
F(1, 391) = 1.30
p = .20
  SD 32.36 32.55 partial eta2 = .004 partial eta2 = .05
 Percent retained in treatment 73.0% 70.7% Wald(1) = .29
p = .59
Wald (1) = .19
p = .66
 Days of primary substance abstinence
  M 21.96 22.23 F(1, 370) = .01
p = .94
F(15, 370) = 2.56
p=.001
  SD 8.28 8.33 partial eta2 = .000 partial eta2 = .09
12-week outcomes
 Percent sessions attended
  M 60.83 57.85 F(1, 284) =.82
p = .37
F(15,284) = 1.13
p = .33
  SD 41.48 29.01 partial eta2 = .01 partial eta2 = .06
 Percent retained in treatment 51.5. % 52.9% Wald(1) = .14
p = .71
Wald(1) = 4.71
p = .03
 Days of primary substanc e abstinence
  M 22.35 22.80 F(1, 353) = 0.01
p = .94
F(15, 353) = 3.26
p = .00
  SD 8.34 7.82 partial eta2 = .00 partial eta2 = .12

Note. MIA: STEP = Motivational Interviewing Assessment: Supervisory Tools for Enhancing Proficiency, SAU = Supervision-as-Usual. A family-wise alpha of p <.017 (.05/3) marked significant effects.