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. 2017 Mar 24;19(3):e85. doi: 10.2196/jmir.7008

Table 5.

Comparison of linear models with correlated errors to test for differences between waitlist (WL) and Web-based enhanced relapse prevention intervention (ERPonline) on outcome and process measures at 12-, 24-, and 48-week follow-ups. Adjusted for any differences in baseline demographic (age, gender, ethnicity, employment, education) and clinical variables (number of previous episodes, and whether or not prescribed a mood stabilizer).

Variable Model 2—Adjusted analysis

12-week follow-up
estimate
95% CI
(P value)
24-week follow-up
estimate
95% CI
(P value)
36-week follow-up
estimate
95% CI
(P value)
48-week follow-up
estimate
95% CI
(P value)
Early warning signs monitoring frequency —depression

−0.721 −1.85 to 0.413 (.21)

−1.38 −2.61 to −0.153 (.03)
Early warning signs monitoring frequency —hypomania

−1.70 −2.96 to −0.452 (.01)

−1.60 −2.91 to −0.291 (.02)
Brief Illness Perception Questionnairea —total

11.06 1.25 to 20.9 (.03)

13.6 2.69 to 24.6 (.02)
Medication Adherence Rating Scale

−0.128 −1.11 to 0.855 (.80)

−0 .356 −1.39 to 0.674 (.50)
Personal and Social Performance Scale −2.99 −8.84 to 2.863 (.32) −0.430 −7.02 to 6.16 (.90) .704 −6.06 to 7.47 (.84) −3.21 −9.69 to 3.26 (.33)
Multidimensional Scale of Independent Functioning—global (frequencies for scores categories 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) 0.092 −0.907 to 1.09 (.86) −0.075 −1.03 to 0.878 (.88) −0.084 −1.12 to 0.95 (.87) 0.275 −0.743 to 1.29 (.60)
Work and Social Adjustment Scale

−1.46 −4.53 to 1.64 (.36)

−0.40 −3.84 to 3.03 (.82)
Quality of Life in Bipolar Disorder

6.23 −6.13 to 18.6 (.32)

3.58 −10.4 to 17.5 (.62)
Bipolar Recovery Questionnaire

−63.29 −206.47 to 79.88 (.39)

−35.84 −209.78 to 138.10 (.69)

aBrief Illness Perception Questionnaire total measures how negative a model the person has—so high score=more negative model.