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Published in final edited form as: J Addict Med. 2021 Oct 5;16(4):e240–e247. doi: 10.1097/ADM.0000000000000927

Table 2.

Partial Correlations Between Substance Use Measures are Patient-reported Outcomes at Admission

	Lifetime Treatment (#)	Lifetime Withdrawal management^a (#)	Alcohol Use Frequency (past 30 days)	Opioid Use Frequency (past 30 days)
BAM Physical Health	0.072 (.03)	0.117 (<.001)	0.072 (.028)	0.146 (<.001)
BAM Sleep	0.004	0.043	0.026	0.098 (.003)
BAM Mood	0.091 (.005)	0.094 (.004)	0.122 (<.001)	0.102 (.002)
BAM Cravings	0.139 (<.001)	0.126 (<.001)	0.180 (<.001)	0.182 (<.001)
PROMIS QOL	−0.116 (<.001)	−0.102 (.002)	−0.013	−0.159 (<.001)
PROMIS Physical Health T-score	−0.113 (.001)	−0.131 (<.001)	0.075 (.02)	−0.172 (<.001)
PROMIS Mental Health T-score	−0.109 (.001)	−0.101 (.002)	−0.082 (.013)	−0.125 (<.001)

Values represent correlations and p-values in parentheses. Partial correlations adjusted for age and gender. P-values provided for outcomes significant at p<.05, Bonferroni adjusted p-values set threshold for significance at p<.001.

BAM = Brief Addiction Monitor; PROMIS = Patient Reported Outcome Measurement System; QOL = Quality of Life

^a.

Withdrawal management was previously known as “detoxification”