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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Osteoarthritis Cartilage. 2018 Aug 6;26(11):1495–1505. doi: 10.1016/j.joca.2018.07.014

Appendix Table 3.

95% Confidence Intervals for Transition Probabilities

Year Starting State Transitioning to Usual Care THC+FI
Varying Probability of Becoming Active at Six Months

First Year Inactive Active for the Full Year 1% – 9% 10% – 27%
Active for Half Year 4% – 27% 10% – 28%
Inactive 94% – 65% 80% – 44%

Subsequent Years Active for Full Year Active for the Full Year 6% 24%
Active for Half Year 19% 25%
Inactive 75% 51%

Subsequent Years Inactive or Active for Half Year Active for the Full Year 0% 0%
Active for Half Year 0% 0%
Inactive 100% 100%

Varying Probability of Active Subjects at Six Months Becoming Inactive at Nine Months

First Year Inactive Active for the Full Year 17% – 0% 37% – 7%
Active for Half Year 4% – 20% 1% – 31%
Inactive 79% – 79% 62% – 62%

Subsequent Years Active for Full Year Active for the Full Year 66% – 0% 94% – 3%
Active for Half Year 15% – 1% 3% – 14%
Inactive 19% – 99% 3% – 83%

Subsequent Years Inactive or Active for Half Year Active for the Full Year 0% 0%
Active for Half Year 0% 0%
Inactive 100% 100%

Abbreviations: THC+FI = Telephonic Health Coaching + Financial Incentives