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. 2017 Sep 11;53(4):2547–2566. doi: 10.1111/1475-6773.12758

Table 2.

Comparison of Primary Outcomes between Intervention and Usual Care at Twelve Months

Outcomes HEPTIDES (n = 114) Usual Care (n = 128) p‐value Adjusted Odds Ratio or Difference (95% Confidence Interval)
Depression severity
Response—no/ total no (%) 36/114 (31.6) 19/128 (14.8) .002 3.35 (1.71–6.53)
Remission—no/ total no (%) 22/114 (19.3) 9/128 (7.0) .004 3.69 (1.56–8.74)
Depression‐free days, mean(SD)a 118.7 (106.7) 109.3 (117.9) .53 30.70 (10.5–50.8)
HCV treatment 11/114 (9.7) 7/128 (5.5) .22 NA
a

Intervention n = 109, usual care n = 123.

Only baseline covariates that predicted the outcomes in bivariate analyses (p < .20) were included in each multivariable regression model.

Response: age, race, cirrhosis status, baseline SCL‐20, depression treatment in the past 6 months, generalized anxiety disorder.

Remission: age, race, cirrhosis status, baseline SCL‐20, depression treatment in the past 6 months, generalized anxiety disorder.

Depression‐free days: age, race, cirrhosis status, baseline SCL‐20, depression treatment in the past 6 months, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, post‐traumatic stress disorder.