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. 2021 Jun 18;37(7):1680–1687. doi: 10.1007/s11606-021-06947-7

Table 2.

Baseline Survey Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Samples

Sample A—cross sectional (n=114) Sample B—longitudinal (n=179)
Demographics
Age – mean (SD) range

41.0 (12.5)

20-68

40.4 (12.5)

18 - 71

Female % (N) 73.7 (84) 73.4 (130)

White % (N)

Native American or Alaskan Native

African American

Asian or Pacific Islander

Multi-Race

Hispanic

Not reported

71.1 (81)

2.6 (3)

12.3 (14)

0.9 (1)

4.4 (5)

4.4 (5)

4.4 (5)

59.2 (106)

2.2 (4)

18.4 (33)

0

8.9 (16)

6.7 (12)

4.5 (8)

Education: Some college or more % (N) 51.3 (58) 55.3 (99)
Currently unemployed % (N) 61.1 (69) 53.4 (95)
Insurance: Covered by Medicaid in past 5 months % (N) 80.7 (88) 69.7 (122)
Other clinical characteristics
Symptom severity
Altman Mania Rating Scale - mean (SD) 9.5 (3.6) 10.2 (3.8)
SCL-20 Depression Scale - mean (SD) 2.5 (0.70) 2.5 (0.71)
ISS Classification of Mood State % (N)
 Manic or hypomanic 19.5 (22) 24.7 (44)

 Mixed

 Euthymia

 Depression

34.5 (39)

11.5 (13)

34.5 (39)

32.0 (57)

11.2 (20

32.0 (57)

Veterans RAND 12-item Health Survey - mean (SD)

 Mental Component Summary (MCS)

 Physical Component Summary (PCS)

25.6 (11.2)

42.1 (12.9)

27.4 (12.0)

42.7 (13.6)

Past mental health treatment - % (N)* 92.0 (103) 94.2 (163)
Physical health conditions - mean (SD) 4.2 (2.6) 4.4 (2.6)

Altman Mania Rating Scale: Self-reported manic symptoms, with scores ranging from 0 to 20, with higher scores indicating greater severity. SCL-20: Hopkins Symptom Checklist Depression Scale scored on a 0–4 scale with higher scores indicating greater severity. Veterans RAND 12-item Health Survey indicate mental (MCS) and physical (PCS) health quality of life, with norms of 50, standard deviations of 10, and lower scores indicating lower health-related quality of life. *Any past psychotherapy or medication treatment