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. 2018 Feb 28;14(1):1–281. doi: 10.4073/csr.2018.3

Study

Outcome

Longest follow‐up

Intervention

Comparison

Effect size

Tsemberis 2004 (24)

Alcohol use – self report

Drug and Alcohol Follow‐Back Calendar (mean nr. drinks consumed each day during 6 mos period,) (mean)

24 months

Repeated‐measures analyses showed no significant differences in either alcohol use between the 2 groups by time condition (F4,136=1.1, P=.35)

Tsemberis 2004 (24)

Drug use – self report

Drug and Alcohol Follow‐Back Calendar (mean no. days drugs were used during 6 mos period,

24 months

Repeated‐measures analyses showed no significant differences in drug use between the 2 groups by time condition

F4,136=.98, P=.42)

Tsemberis 2004 (24) (Greenwood 2005 (90))

Psychiatric symptoms

Colorado Symptom Index (mean score (SD))

Range: 15‐70, lower score indicates more symptoms

24 months

Repeated‐measures analyses showed no significant differences psychiatric symptoms between the 2 groups by time condition (F4,137=.348, P=.85).

Program assignment did not predict psychiatric symptoms (t<1) (36 months) (Greenwood 2005).