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. 2020 Nov 12;36(2):404–412. doi: 10.1007/s11606-020-06331-x

Table 1.

Demographics, WHO Risk Drinking Levels at Baseline, End of Treatment, and 3-Year Follow-up, and Functional Outcomes at Baseline and 3-Year Follow-ups by Study Among 3-Year Follow-up Completers

COMBINE (n = 694) MATCH (n = 806)
Baseline End of treatment 3-year follow-up Baseline End of treatment 3-year follow-up
Demographics
  Age, mean (SD) 44.9 (10.3) 38.6 (10.7)
  Male (%) 70.4% 77.2%
  Non-Hispanic White (%) 78.3% 79.4%
  Black/African American (%) 10.0% 6.0%
  Hispanic (%) 6.9% 12.0%
  American Indian/Alaska Native (%) 1.2% 1.7%
  Asian 0.1% 0.1%
  Multi-racial (%) 1.9% 0.0%
  “Other” race (%) 1.5% 0.7%
WHO risk drinking levels
  Abstinent, N (%) 0 (%) 260 (37.6%) 300 (45.0%) 0 (%) 331 (41.6%) 309 (38.3%)
  Low risk, N (%) 17 (2.4%) 270 (39.0%) 161 (24.1%) 128 (15.9%) 302 (37.9%) 267 (33.1%)
  Medium risk, N (%) 51 (7.3%) 60 (8.7%) 63 (9.4%) 111 (13.8%) 55 (6.9%) 74 (9.2%)
  High risk, N (%) 143 (20.6%) 45 (6.5%) 71 (10.6%) 178 (22.1%) 43 (5.4%) 67 (8.3%)
  Very high risk, N (%) 483 (69.6%) 57 (8.2%) 72 (10.8%) 389 (48.3%) 65 (8.2%) 89 (11.0%)
  At least 1-level reduction from baseline, N (%) 606 (87.6%) 548 (82.2%) 641 (80.5%) 602 (74.7%)
  At least 2-level reduction from baseline, N (%) 513 (74.1%) 454 (68.1%) 498 (62.6%) 451 (56.0%)
Functional outcomes
  SF-12 mental health, mean (SD) 40.83 (11.28) 48.67 (9.78) 47.45 (10.81)
  Environmental QoL, mean (SD) 29.33 (5.55) 31.00 (5.57) 31.38 (5.29)
  Social QoL, mean (SD) 9.76 (2.64) 10.81 (2.57) 10.90 (2.57)
  Psychological QoL, mean (SD) 20.79 (4.00) 22.55 (4.26) 22.80 (4.06)
  Physical QoL, mean (SD) 27.02 (4.34) 29.02 (4.33) 28.33 (4.66)
  DrInC scores, mean (SD) 46.73 (22.23) 33.55 (25.08) 33.11 (24.89)
  PFI social behavior, mean (SD) 3.22 (0.49) 3.41 (0.47) 3.43 (0.47)

All descriptive statistics are observed with no imputation for missing data. SF-12, Short Form Health Survey, where higher scores indicate better mental health; QoL, World Health Organization Quality of Life Scale, where higher scores indicate better quality of life; DrInC, Drinker Inventory of Consequences Scale, where higher scores indicate more alcohol-related consequences; PFI, Psychosocial Functioning Inventory, where higher scores indicate better psychosocial functioning