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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Subst Abuse Treat. 2017 Mar 30;77:57–66. doi: 10.1016/j.jsat.2017.03.011

Table C.1.

Rates of post-discharge outpatient addiction treatment and mutual help within study arms. Supplemental data are provided showing rates of service receipt at months 8 and 12, stratified by the receipt of services at month 4.

Outpatient addiction treatment Mutual help


Month 4 Month 8 Month 12 Month 4 Month 8 Month 12

Sample size at each follow-up period % (n) receiving treatment
Among all participants n = 311 n = 297 n = 281 n = 298 n = 288 n = 279

Overall 36.0% (112) 23.9% (71) 19.9% (56) 60.1% (179) 60.1% (173) 57.7% (161)
A-CHESS arm (n = 156) 40.4% (63) 29.5% (43) 25.7% (35) 63.2% (96) 63.6% (91) 64.7% (88)
Control arm (n = 155) 31.6% (49) 18.5% (28) 14.5% (21) 56.9% (83) 56.6% (82) 51.1% (73)

Among those receiving the service at month 4 n = 112 n = 109 n = 103 n = 179 n = 162 n = 160

Overall -- 42.2% (46) 28.2% (29) -- 82.7% (134) 77.5% (124)
A-CHESS arm -- 48.3% (29) 34.5% (20) -- 86.4% (76) 82.6% (71)
Control arm -- 34.7% (17) 20% (9) -- 78.4% (58) 71.5% (53)

Among those not receiving the service at month 4 n = 199 n = 184 n = 176 n = 119 n = 112 n = 107

Overall -- 13.0% (24) 15.34% (27) -- 25.9% (29) 26.2% (28)
A-CHESS arm -- 16.3% (14) 19.2% (15) -- 21.6% (11) 28.3% (13)
Control arm -- 10.2% (10) 12.2% (12) -- 29.5% (18) 25.6% (15)

Proportions were calculated overall and within study arm among participants with complete data within each follow-up interview.