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. 2021 Dec;1(2):None. doi: 10.1016/j.psycom.2021.100010

Table 2.

Primary and secondary outcomes at baseline, 6-months and 12-months.

Intervention
Control
Coefficient [95% CI]a p-value
n mean (SD) n mean (SD)
MANSA Baseline 37 4.0 ​± ​0.7 35 4.2 ​± ​0.5
6 months 31 4.5 ​± ​1.0 32 4.2 ​± ​0.6 −0.22 [-0.61 – 0.17] 0.167
12 months 28 4.5 ​± ​1.0 30 4.0 ​± ​0.5 −0.52 [-0.89 to −0.15] 0.007
SIX Baseline 37 4.3 ​± ​1.4 35 4.7 ​± ​1.2
6 months 31 4.2 ​± ​1.1 32 4.6 ​± ​1.1 0.32 [-1.79 – 2.44] 0.764
12 months 28 4.5 ​± ​1.2 30 4.3 ​± ​1.2 1.20 [-0.07 – 2.46] 0.063
BPRS Baseline 37 39.0 ​± ​7.0 35 36.0 ​± ​6.0
6 months 31 34.2 ​± ​6.6 32 37.2 ​± ​5.7 4.04 [0.65–7.44] 0.021
12 months 28 34.1 ​± ​6.7 30 40.2 ​± ​4.2 7.03 [3.34–10.72] <0.001
DASS (depression) Baseline 37 20.2 ​± ​12.9 35 16.9 ​± ​10.2
6 months 31 13.4 ​± ​12.0 32 17.9 ​± ​12.5 0.54 [0.28–0.79] <0.001
12 months 28 6.9 ​± ​5.5 30 11.3 ​± ​4.9 5.24 [2.39–8.10] 0.001
DASS (anxiety) Baseline 37 18.7 ​± ​11.5 35 15.4 ​± ​10.7
6 months 31 13.5 ​± ​10.7 32 16.3 ​± ​10.7 0.71 [0.47–0.94] <0.001
12 months 28 5.8 ​± ​4.8 30 9.8 ​± ​4.7 5.71 [2.96–8.46] <0.001
a

For the MANSA, SIX and DASS scales, regression coefficients derived from mixed linear models with a fixed effect for treatment and baseline scores and a random effect for clinician cluster. For the SIX proportional odds models with treatment fitted as a fixed effect and a random intercept.