TABLE 4.
Hospitalization and Inpatient Days Post Period Following 1st 180+ Day Community Episode
| A. Hospitalization in the Post Period Logistic Regression Model* | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Variables in the Equation** | ||||||
| B | S.E. | Wald | df | Sig. | Exp(B) | |
| • GROUP = Outpatient Commitment v Comparison | .696 | .289 | 5.797 | 1 | .016 | 2.006 |
| • Community Service days per year after the start of the 1st 180+ Day Episode | .039 | .006 | 41.912 | 1 | .000 | 1.040 |
| • Interaction: Outpatient Commitment Group by Community Service Days After the Start of the 1st 180+ Day Episode | −.032 | .006 | 28.456 | 1 | .000 | .968 |
| *Dependent variable: Hospitalized in the post period (Chi Sq. 423.265, df 10 p < .000). | ||||||
| **Predictor Variables in the Equation: Group, interaction of group by treatment days after the start of the 180+ episode, age, gender, never married, pension income, follow-up period duration, 1st 180+ period duration, inpatient days per year prior to the 1st 180+ episode, treatment days following the start of the 180+ episode. Only the main group and service effects, and the interaction effect are shown. | ||||||
| B. Inpatient Days Per Year in the Post Period OLS Regression Model | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unstandardized Coefficients | Standardized Coefficients | t | Sig. | ||
| B | Std. Error | Beta | |||
| (Constant) | 7.495 | 4.482 | −1.672 | .095 | |
| • Group: (Outpatient Commitment = 1, Comparison = 0) | 8.411 | 2.906 | .152 | 2.894 | .004 |
| • Community service days per year after the start of the 1st 180+ Day Episode | .223 | .054 | .519 | 4.124 | .000 |
| • Interaction of Outpatient Commitment Group by Community Service Days After the Start of 180 Day Episode | −.161 | .056 | −.424 | 2.893 | .004 |
| *Dependent variable: Total inpatient days per year after the end of the 1st 180 episode; R = .330, Rsq = .101, Adj. Rsq. = .101, F = 13.202, D.f. = 10,1089, p < .000. | |||||
| **Predictor Variables in the Equation: Group, interaction of group by treatment days after the start of the 180+ episode, age, gender, never married, pension income, follow-up period duration, 1st 180+ period duration, inpatient days per year prior to the 1st 180+ episode, treatment days following the start of the 180+ episode. Only the main group and service effects, and the interaction effect are shown. | |||||