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. 2019 Nov 19;35(2):490–497. doi: 10.1007/s11606-019-05542-1

Table 3.

Results of Mixed Models Comparing 6-month Outcomes for African American Primary Care Patients Randomized to Computerized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (cCBT) Program Versus Usual Care (UC)

African American Patients (n = 113) cCBT (N = 91) UC (N = 22) Between-Group Difference (95% CI) Cohen’s d (95% CI)
MCS
Baseline 31.68 (1.09) 31.73 (2.21) 3.01 (− 2.10,8.13) p value = 0.248 0.25 (− 0.13, 0.64)
6 month 43.81 (1.12) 40.84 (2.21)
Delta 6 month 12.13 (1.18) 9.11 (2.33)
PROMIS-Anxiety
Baseline 66.47 (0.85) 64.20 (1.72) − 5.65 (− 9.44, − 1.85)p value = 0.0036 − 0.54 (− 0.92, − 0.16)
6 month 56.01 (0.87) 59.39 (1.72)
Delta 6 month − 10.46 (0.87) − 4.81 (1.72)
PROMIS-Depression
Baseline 63.36 (0.83) 61.04 (1.68) − 4.75 (− 8.20,− 1.31)p value = 0.0069 − 0.47 (− 0.85, − 0.09)
6 month 53.93 (0.85) 56.37 (1.68)
Delta 6 month − 9.43 (0.79) − 4.67 (1.57)

The p value for 3-way interaction restricted to 6 months for MCS model is 0.5349, for PROMIS-Anxiety is 0.0536, and for PROMIS-Depression is 0.1084