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. 2018 Jan 25;13(1):e0190381. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0190381

Table 1. Sample characteristics and univariate changes in drug use over time.

Indicator Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 7 Year 10
n = 481(100%) n = 428(89%) n = 410(85%) n = 347(72%) n = 296(61%)
n (%) or M (SD)
Contextual factors
Baseline treatment (yes)OMTInpatientOutpatient 74 (15%)307 (64%)100 (21%) -- -- -- --
Age at baseline 30.70 (8.04) -- -- -- --
Gender (male) 326 (68%) 286 (67%) 280 (69%) 231 (67%) 189 (64%)
Education (high) 134 (28%) -- -- -- --
Income from work (yes) 55 (11%) 65 (15%) 81 (20%) 90 (26%) 87 (29)
Living with person who has substance abuse problems (yes) 122 (25%) 69 (16%) 61 (15%) 54 (16%) 38 (13%)
OMT intermediate1 (yes) 64 (13%) 79 (19%) 93 (23%) 148 (43%) 151 (51%)
Inpatient intermediate (yes) 251 (52%) 266 (62%) 184 (45%) 54 (16%) 35 (12%)
Outpatient intermediate (yes) 247 (51%) 142 (33%) 144 (35%) 162 (47%) 95 (32%)
Mental health disorders
Anxiety (MCMI <84) 161 (34%) -- -- -- --
Dysthymia (MCMI <84) 168 (35%) -- -- -- --
Borderline personality disorder (MCMI <84) 129 (27%) -- -- -- --
Antisocial personality disorder (MCMI <84) 250 (52%) -- -- -- --
Psychosocial factors
Parent(s) with psychological problems (yes) 171 (36%) -- -- -- --
Parent(s) with alcohol or drug problems (yes) 224 (47%) -- -- -- --
Primary school problems (yes) 306 (64%)
Emotional abuse (M/H) 111 (24%) -- -- -- --
Physical abuse (M/H) 99 (21%) -- -- -- --
Sexual abuse (M/H) 130 (27%) -- -- -- --
Drug use past month (yes)
Heroin 299 (62%)y1, y10 128 (30%)y0 116 (28%)y7 56 (16%)y2 47 (16%)y0
Other opiates 106 (22%)y1, y10 62 (15%)y0 46 (11%)y7 64 (18%)y2, y10 30 (10%)y0, y7
Amphetamines 164 (34%)y1, y10 75 (18%)y0 67 (16%)y7 73 (21%)y2 55 (19%)y0
Cocaine 26 (5%) 21 (5%) 20 (5%) 19 (6%) 14 (5%)
Opiate and stimulant use 384 (80%)y1, y10 167 (39%)y0 159 (39%) 138 (40%) 101 (34%)y0

1Treatment prior to index treatment at baseliney = year

McNemar comparisons between y0 vs. y1, y1 vs. y2, y2 vs. y7, y7 vs. y10, y0 vs. y10.

Values with different subscripts are statistically different at p < .05 or below (Šidák corrected for multiple comparisons)