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. 2019 Dec 9;56(3):549–558. doi: 10.1007/s10597-019-00512-7

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics at first (T0) and last measurement (T1) (n = 287)

T0 T1 p
n % n %
Gender, male 221 77.0
Ethnicity, Western origin (n = 281) 184 65.5
Educational level completed (n = 276)
 Low 41 14.9 41 14.9 1.00
 Middle 179 64.9 163 59.1 .002
 High 56 20.3 72 26.1 .000
Mild to severe problems with addictiona (n = 284) 53 18.7 62 22.6 .233
Main psychiatric diagnosis, non-affective psychotic disorder 254 88.5
Main psychiatric diagnosis, bipolar disorder 17 5.9
Main psychiatric diagnosis, other or postponed diagnoses 16 5.6
Employment status
 Paid employment (including sheltered work, n =234) 36 15.3 42 17.9 .381
 Volunteering (n = 232) 20 8.6 32 13.8 .090
 Student (n = 242) 54 22.3 51 21.1 .791
 Not employed and not studying (n = 247) 149 60.3 138 55.9 .229
Living conditions (n = 268)
 With parents or other relatives 139 51.9 106 39.6 .000
 Independent (alone, with partner and/or children, with others) 62 23.1 83 31.0 .001
 Sheltered living 26 9.7 37 13.8 .027
 Supervised independent living 5 1.9 15 1.5 .002
 Admitted to psychiatric ward or hospital 29 10.8 17 6.3 .012
T0 T1 p
M SD M SD
Age in years 22.1 2.94 24.4 3.14
Treatment duration (in months) 10.1 12.48 38.0 19.83
Age of onset of psychotic symptoms (n = 244) 19.6 3.26
Age of first contact with a health care provider (n = 258) 18.9 4.05
Treatment motivationb 0.9 1.17 1.2 1.33 .000
Psychosocial functioning total meanc 8.8 5.94 8.9 7.19 .705
Total number of needs for care (n = 273)d 8.9 3.95 8.1 4.84 .003
Total number of met needs for cared 5.6 2.86 5.0 3.30 .009
Total number of unmet needs for cared 3.2 3.21 3.0 3.75 .322

aMeasured with HoNOS (score > 1)

bMeasured with HoNOS (0 = no problems to 4 = severe to very severe problems)

cMeasured with HoNOS (0 = no problems to 48 = maximum number of problems)

dMeasured with CANSAS (0 = no needs to 25 = maximum number of needs)