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. 2018 Apr 4;9(2):227–235. doi: 10.1093/tbm/iby037

Table 3.

Treatment effects on self-efficacy from mixed linear models

6 months
Mean (95% CI)
18 months
Mean (95% CI)
Change at 18 months (95% CI)
18 Months
p value Effect size
Balance efficacy
E 83.76 (81.58 to 85.94) 80.90 (78.77 to 83.03) 1.89 (−0.24 to 4.02) .0019
D 83.26 (81.08 to 85.44) 80.82 (78.69 to 82.95) 1.81 (−0.32 to 3.94) −0.00
D+E 85.39 (83.30 to 87.48) 85.44 (83.32 to 87.56) 6.43 (4.31 to 8.55) 0.25
Duration efficacy
E 69.03 (64.81 to 73.24) 65.97 (61.81 to 70.12) 13.56 (9.40 to 17.72) <0.0001
D 59.30 (55.07 to 63.54) 59.69 (55.51 to 63.87) 7.29 (3.10 to 11.47) −0.22
D+E 74.59 (70.50 to 78.68) 74.10 (69.99 to 78.22) 21.70 (17.59 to 25.81) 0.28
Gait efficacy
E 82.17 (79.47 to 84.88) 81.18 (78.51 to 83.84) 3.12 (0.46 to 5.79) 0.0039
D 82.26 (79.50 to 85.02) 81.01 (78.32 to 83.71) 2.96 (0.27 to 5.65) −0.01
D+E 86.46 (83.84 to 89.09) 86.49 (83.83 to 89.14) 8.43 (5.78 to 11.09) 0.24

All 6- and 18-month means are adjusted for baseline values, baseline body mass index, and gender.