. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Am Geriatr Soc. 2017 Aug 14;65(10):2265–2271. doi: 10.1111/jgs.15042

Table 2.

Bivariate associations of intervention with patient-centered care, communication, and medication changes

Outcome	Intervention N=64^a	Control N=64^b	p-value
Patient Outcomes
PACIC >10, %	29.7	15.6	.057
Active participation, mean^a	5.6	2.7	.0011
Medication-related communication, mean^a	7.5	3.6	.0003
Number of medications at 90 days, mean	13.3	13.8	.65
Proportion of medication reconciliation errors corrected, %^b	48.4	14.3	<.001
1+ TRIM recommendations implemented, %^b	29.7	21.9	.42
Clinician Outcomes
Facilitative communication, mean^a	1.53	0.67	.023
Medication-related communication, (mean)^a	7.3	4.6	.0025
Recommendation(s), %^a	63.6	32.8	.0008

Because 9 audiofiles were of insufficient quality for analysis, N=55 for outcomes of active participation, medication-related communication, and facilitative communication.

Because only one-half of the control group had medication appropriateness examined by TRIM, N=32 for outcomes of proportion of medication reconciliation errors corrected and 1+ TRIM recommendations implemented.