Table 2.

Descriptive outcomes of 61 women with chronic pelvic pain and depression using Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depressed Patients with Pain (IPT-P) vs. Enhanced Treatment as Usual (E-TAU)

							IPT-P				E-TAU
Measure and time point					M	SD	n		M	SD	n
Depression
Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression
	Baseline					18.4	3.5	33		18.3	4.2	28
	12 weeks					14.9	6.2	25		18.2	4.0	26
	24 weeks					16.2	6.0	18		16.9	5.9	23
	36 weeks					13.6	7.8	27		15.4	9.0	24
Beck Depression Inventory
	Baseline					29.5	9.3	33		29.4	8.5	28
	12 weeks					23.9	10.2	25		27.9	10.2	25
	24 weeks					23.4	9.7	19		25.4	9.4	23
	36 weeks					21.9	13.3	26		23.6	12.3	24
Interpersonal Function
Interpersonal Sensitivity
	Baseline					1.8	0.8	33		2.2	0.8	28
	12 weeks					1.6	0.8	24		2.0	0.9	24
	24 weeks					1.6	0.9	19		1.9	1.1	23
	36 weeks					1.3	0.7	22		1.8	1.0	23
Lack of Sociability
	Baseline					1.7	1.1	33		1.9	0.9	28
	12 weeks					1.7	0.9	24		1.7	0.8	24
	24 weeks					1.5	0.8	19		1.5	1.0	23
	36 weeks					1.7	1.0	22		1.3	0.7	23
Interpersonal Ambivalence
	Baseline					1.1	0.9	33		1.7	0.9	28
	12 weeks					1.4	1.1	24		1.6	0.8	24
	24 weeks					1.3	1.0	19		1.8	1.0	23
	36 weeks					1.1	0.7	22		1.5	0.7	23
Aggression
	Baseline					1.2	0.9	33		1.8	1.2	28
	12 weeks					1.1	0.8	24		1.8	1.2	24
	24 weeks					1.2	1.0	19		1.5	1.3	23
	36 weeks					0.7	0.7	22		1.5	1.4	23
Need for Social Approval
	Baseline					1.6	1.0	33		2.1	0.9	28
	12 weeks					1.9	0.9	24		1.8	0.9	24
	24 weeks					1.6	1.0	19		1.7	0.9	23
	36 weeks					1.4	0.9	22		1.7	0.9	23
Pain
Pain Severity
	Baseline					4.6	1.0	33		4.2	1.2	28
	12 weeks					4.6	1.2	24		4.1	1.0	25
	24 weeks					4.5	0.9	19		3.9	1.0	23
	36 weeks					4.2	1.2	23		3.7	1.6	23
Pain Interference
	Baseline					4.1	0.8	33		3.7	0.6	28
	12 weeks					3.9	0.8	24		3.7	0.9	25
	24 weeks					4.1	0.6	19		3.6	0.8	23
	36 weeks					3.9	1.0	23		3.5	1.2	23

Notes. Interpersonal function measured on the Inventory of Interpersonal Problems; Pain measured on the Multidimensional Pain Inventory.