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. 2020 Jun;216(6):314–322. doi: 10.1192/bjp.2019.21

Table 1.

Patient-participant characteristics in the Crisis team Optimisation and RElapse prevention (CORE) crisis resolution team service improvement programme trial

Baseline Follow-up
Control teams
(n = 10)
Intervention teams
(n = 15)
Control teams
(n = 10)
Intervention teams
(n = 15)
Gender, n/N (%)
Men 56/141 (40) 85/212 (40) 66/152 (43) 74/218 (34)
Women 84/141 (60) 126/212 (59) 84/152 (55) 143/218 (66)
Transgender 1/141 (1) 1/212 (0.5) 2/152 (1) 1/218 (0.5)
Age, years: mean (s.d.) 44 (15) 42 (15) 42 (14) 42 (13)
Ethnicity, n/N (%)
White 121/141 (86) 184/212 (87) 121/152 (80) 179/219 (82)
Asian 12/141 (9) 10/212 (5) 9/152 (6) 12/219 (5)
Black 6/141 (4) 14/212 (7) 14/152 (9) 16/219 (7)
Mixed or other 1/141 (1) 4/212 (2) 8/152 (5) 12/219 (5)
Episodes of CRT care, n/N (%)
1 59/141 (42) 81/212 (38) 57/151 (38) 92/219 (42)
2–5 58/141 (41) 89/212 (42) 72/151 (48) 90/219 (41)
>5 24/141 (17) 42/212 (20) 22/151 (15) 37/219 (17)
Previous hospital admission, n/N (%)
Yes 47/141 (33) 63/212 (30) 46/152 (30) 62/219 (28)
No 94/141 (67) 149/212 (70) 106/152 (70) 157/219 (72)
First contact with mental health services, years: n/N (%)
<1 53/141 (38) 77/212 (36) 38/152 (25) 64/219 (29)
1–5 32/141 (23) 43/212 (20) 44/152 (29) 44/219 (20)
6–10 11/141 (8) 24/212 (11) 20/152 (13) 32/219 (15)
>10 45/141 (32) 68/212 (32) 50/152 (33) 79/219 (36)
Length of index CRT period of support, n/N (%)
<2 weeks 46/141 (33) 48/212 (23) 45/150 (30) 70/219 (32)
2 weeks to 1 month 32/141 (23) 62/212 (29) 48/150 (32) 55/219 (25)
1–2 months 28/141 (20) 63/212 (30) 41/150 (27) 63/219 (29)
>2 months 35/141 (25) 39/212 (18) 16/150 (11) 31/219 (14)