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. 2020 Jul 20;29:e144. doi: 10.1017/S2045796020000566

Table 3.

Correspondence between different levels of change in the CGI-S, GAF and FAST

Level of change Change in CGI-S Number of data points for change in CGI-S Correspondence between FAST and CGI-S changes Change in GAF Number of data points for change in GAF Correspondence between FAST and GAF changes
Extreme worsening 6 0 ⩾61 0
Severe worsening 5 3 (41, 61) ⩽−50 1 ⩾57
Marked worsening 4 18 (31, 41) (−50, −40) 4 (36, 57)
Moderate worsening 3 53 (23, 31) (−40, −30) 26 (25, 36)
Mild worsening 2 112 (16, 23) (−30, −20) 174 (17, 25)
Minimum clinically important worsening 1 190 (8, 16) (−20, −10) 179 (9, 17)
No change 0 604 (−8, 8) (−10, 10) 737 (−8, 9)
Minimum clinically important improvement −1 349 (−16, −8) (9, 19) 367 (−16, −7)
Mild improvement −2 208 (−25, −16) (19, 29) 177 (−25, −16)
Moderate improvement −3 126 (−35, −25) (29, 39) 55 (−35, −25)
Marked improvement −4 29 (−59, −35) (39, 49) 22 (−48, −35)
Great improvement −5 7 ⩽−59 ⩾50 5 ⩽−49

CGI, Clinical Global Impression scale; GAF, Global Assessment of Functioning scale; FAST, Functioning Assessment Short Test.