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. 2018 Sep 10;20(9):e259. doi: 10.2196/jmir.9966

Table 4.

Median scores and significance test results for clinician-reported variables among groups.

Tests		Stage 1a (agree)^a (n=23), n (%)		Stage 1b+ (agree)^b (n=26), n (%)		Stage 1b+ (disagree)^c (n=19), n (%)		Significance test H^d (P)		Post hoc P values
Tests		Stage 1a (agree)^a (n=23), n (%)		Stage 1b+ (agree)^b (n=26), n (%)		Stage 1b+ (disagree)^c (n=19), n (%)		Significance test H^d (P)		a vs c		b vs c
CGI-S^e
	Face-to-face, median (IQR)^f		2.0 (1)		3.0 (2)		1.0 (1)		37.04 (<.001)		.83		<.001
	Online, median (IQR)		2.0 (1)		4.0 (1)		3.0 (1)		35.29 (<.001)		<.001		.01
SOFAS^g
	Face-to-face, median (IQR)		75.0 (9)		69.0 (15)		75.0 (5)		12.17 (.007)		.10		.08
	Online, median (IQR)		75.0 (9)		60.0 (10)		71.0 (10)		25.33 (<.001)		.01		.003

^aStage 1a by online and face-to-face clinicians.

^bStage 1b+ by online and face-to-face clinicians.

^cStage 1b+ by online clinicians but assessed as stage 1a by face-to-face clinicians.

^dKruskal–Wallis test, 2-tailed.

^eCGI-S: Clinical Global Impression Scale–Severity.

^fIQR: Interquartile range.

^gSOFAS: Social and Occupational Functioning Assessment Scale.