Table S1. Baseline Sociodemographic, Symptomatic And Functional Characteristics Of Sample (N = 375) Of Young Adults With First Episode Psychosis (Fep) According To Follow-Up Status At 3 Years (Representativity Analyses Of Residual Sample).
LTFa AT 3 YEARS (N = 129) | STILL FOLLOWED AT 3 YEARS (N = 246) | P-VALUE | ||||
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Sociodemographics | ||||||
Age, mean (s.d) | 23,3 (3,5) | 23,3 (3,6) | 0,849 | |||
Male, n (%) | 94 (72,9) | 193 (78,5) | 0,249 | |||
Diagnosis*, n (%)b | <0,001 | |||||
- Schizophrenia spectrum | 58 (45,0) | 172 (69,9) | ||||
- Affective psychosis | 43 (33,3) | 56 (22,8) | ||||
- Psychosis NOS/delusional disorder/reactive psychosis | 28 (21,7) | 18 (7,3) | ||||
Cluster B personality disorders, n (%) | 43 (33,3) | 61 (24,9) | 0,090 | |||
Immigration status, n (%) | 0,469 | |||||
- Non-immigrant | 72 (55,8) | 131 (53,3) | ||||
- FGIc | 35 (27,1) | 60 (24,4) | ||||
- SGId | 22 (17,1) | 55 (22,4) | ||||
Last completed diploma, n (%) | 0,276 | |||||
- No diploma | 48 (37,8) | 98 (40,5) | ||||
- High school, completed | 40 (31,5) | 88 (36,4) | ||||
- Post high school diploma | 39 (30,7) | 56 (23,1) | ||||
Years of education, n (%) | 0,912 | |||||
- Less than 11 years | 70 (55,1) | 136 (56,2) | ||||
- More than 11 years | 57 (44,9) | 106 (43,8) | ||||
Employment best in lifetime, n (%) | 0,068 | |||||
- Full time/Part time/Stay-at-home parent/Rehabilitation | 101 (80,2) | 215 (87,4) | ||||
- None | 25 (19,8) | 31 (12,6) | ||||
Income**, best in lifetime, n (%) | 0,008 | |||||
- Independent income | 92 (74,8) | 212 (86,5) | ||||
- Government income security/Dependent of family | 31 (25,2) | 33 (13,5) | ||||
Living arrangements best in lifetime, n (%) | 0,005 | |||||
- Living independently | 98 (77,8) | 150 (61,2) | ||||
- Living with parents | 28 (22,2) | 94 (38,4) | ||||
- Homelessness | 0 (0) | 1 (0,4) | ||||
History of childhood trauma, n (%) | 28 (50,9) | 64 (50,0) | 1,000 | |||
Homelessness history, n (%) | 16 (12,8) | 46 (18,9) | 0,145 | |||
History of legal problems before admission, n (%) | 35 (29,2) | 58 (23,7) | 0,306 | |||
Symptomatology | ||||||
PANSSe, mean (s.d) | 76,9 (13,9) | 78,0 (15,3) | 0,649 | |||
- Positive symptoms | 20,0 (5,1) | 19,6 (6,2) | 0,660 | |||
- Negative symptoms | 21,7 (5,2) | 22,3 (5,9) | 0,516 | |||
- General symptoms | 35,2 (6,8) | 36,1 (6,8) | 0,403 | |||
CDSf, mean (s.d) | 6,1 (3,9) | 6,4 (3,6) | 0,635 | |||
CGI-Sg, mean (s.d) | 4,8 (1,0) | 4,8 (0,9) | 0,638 | |||
Substance use disorder, n (%) | 67 (51,9) | 127 (51,6) | 1,000 | |||
- alcohol | 23 (17,8) | 47 (19,1) | 0,889 | |||
- cannabis | 58 (45,0) | 110 (44,7) | 1,000 | |||
- cocaine | 11 (8,5) | 15 (6,1) | 0,397 | |||
- amphetamines | 16 (12,4) | 34 (13,8) | 0,751 | |||
- others | 3 (2,3) | 6 (2,4) | 1,000 | |||
Functioning | ||||||
GAFhbest in lifetime, mean (s.d.) | 63,2 (10,3) | 60,8 (11,4) | 0,046 | |||
GAF, mean (s.d.) | 29,3 (9,2) | 30,4 (10,1) | 0,337 | |||
SOFASi, best in lifetime, mean (s.d.) | 62,7 (11,0) | 61,4 (10,7) | 0,252 | |||
SOFAS, mean (s.d) | 33,3 (13,2) | 33,9 (12,4) | 0,629 | |||
QLSj, mean (s.d) | 50,1 (21,2) | 50,1 (22,4) | 0,990 | |||
Marital status, n (%) | 0,040 | |||||
- Single | 101 (78,3) | 212 (86,2) | ||||
- Boyfriend/Girlfriend | 19 (14,7) | 21 (8,5) | ||||
- Separated/Divorced | 5 (3,9) | 2 (0,8) | ||||
- Married/Common-law partner | 4 (3,1) | 11 (4,5) | ||||
Studying, n (%) | 0,075 | |||||
- Full-time/Part-time | 29 (22,6) | 41 (16,7) | ||||
- None | 99 (77,3) | 205 (83,3) | ||||
Employment***, n (%) | 0,115 | |||||
- Full time/Part time/Work rehabilitation | 42 (33,1) | 62 (25,2) | ||||
- None | 85 (66,9) | 184 (74,8) | ||||
Income**, n (%) | 0,489 | |||||
- Independent income | 83 (67,5) | 156 (63,7) | ||||
- Government income security/Dependent of family | 40 (32,5) | 89 (36,3) | ||||
Living arrangements****, n (%) | 0,001 | |||||
- Living independently | 85 (65,9) | 110 (44,7) | ||||
- Living with parents | 37 (28,7) | 112 (45,5) | ||||
- Supervised living, hospital, family | 1 (0,8) | 10 (4,1) | ||||
- Homelessness/other | 6 (4,7) | 14 (5,7) | ||||
Service use | ||||||
Community treatment order, n (%) | 9 (7,0) | 52 (21,1) | <0,001 |
aLTF: Lost to follow-up.
bDiagnosis has been revised at 3 years with all the information available.
cFGI: First generation immigrant.
dSGI: Second generation immigrant.
ePANSS: Positive and negative syndrome scale.
fCDS: Calgary depression scale.
gCGI: Clinical global impression - severity subscale.
hGAF: General assessment of functioning.
iSOFAS: Social and occupational functioning assessment scale.
jQLS: Quality of Life scale.
*Diagnosis has been revised at 3 years will all the information available.
**Work/Bank loan/Employment insurance benefits/Scholarship.
***“Full- or part-time work” included competitive work, work rehabilitation programs or sheltered work, and stay-at-home parents taking care of their own children full time.
****Living arrangements were rated according to scales adapted from Ciompi,1980: “Independent” regrouped all patients living on their own alone, with their partner and/or their children; “With parents” regrouped all patients living with any family members; “Supervised” regrouped patients living in supported housing (supervised apartment, group home, foster home, hospital