Table 6.
Estimated remission and recovery rates for the full cohort (n = 171) using different outcome assumptions for those not followed up and for those that died.
| Assumption for those not followed up | Assumption for those that died (n = 20) | Estimated PANSS remission rate (n = 171)a | Estimated FFR rate (n = 171)b | Estimated full personal recovery rate (n = 171)c |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| None recovered | All deaths not recovered | 52 (30%) | 25 (15%) | 36 (21%) |
| None recovered | All deaths due to unnatural causes (n = 7) not recovered | 65 (38%) | 38 (22%) | 49 (29%) |
| Recovery rate the same as in cohort followed up | All deaths not recovered | 98 (57%) | 53 (31%) | 81 (47%) |
| Recovery rate the same as in cohort followed up | All deaths due to unnatural causes (n = 7) not recovered | 111 (65%) | 66 (39%) | 94 (55%) |
| All recovered | All deaths not recovered | 123 (72%) | 105 (61%) | 120 (70%) |
| All recovered | All deaths due to unnatural causes (n = 7) not recovered | 136 (80%) | 118 (69%) | 133 (78%) |
PANSS: Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale; FFR: Full Functional Recovery; PR: personal recovery.
a
PANSS remission assessed in 80 with a remission rate of 65%.
b
FFR assessed in 71 with a recovery rate of 35.2%.
c
PR assessed in 67 with a recovery rate of 53.7%.