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. 2022 Mar 22;56(8):856–871. doi: 10.1093/abm/kaab118

Table 3.

Primary outcome findings for Wisepill-assessed adherence (percent of days that Wisepill was opened on a 30-day monthly basis)

Time Education only REACH intervention Condition Differences
Mean % Monthly Adherence (SE) (n = 45) Change from baseline (SE) Within Education change from baseline p value Mean % MonthlyAdherence (SE) (n = 43) Change from baseline (SE) Within REACH change from baseline p value Between-condition difference in change from baseline (SE) Between-condition difference in change from baseline p value
Baseline 95.17 (3.38) 95.31 (3.46)
Month 1 87.79 (3.39) –7.11 (3.41) .017 96.32 (3.46) 1.01 (1.45) .506 8.12 (3.71) .027
Month 2 86.67 (3.39) –8.23 (3.26) .004 94.12 (3.43) –1.02 (2.16) .641 7.21 (3.92) .131
Month 3 88.49 (3.39) –6.41 (3.50) .035 89.85 (3.43) –5.29 (3.83) .125 1.22 (5.24) .889
Month 4 87.18 (3.39) –7.72 (3.59) .013 82.02 (3.43) –13.12 (4.19) <.001 –5.40 (5.61) .423
Month 5 84.46 (3.41) –10.66 (4.17) .003 81.31 (3.46) –13.97 (4.97) .001 –3.30 (6.57) .669
Month 6 82.77 (3.41) –12.24 (4.35) .001 80.28 (3.49) –14.44 (4.70) <.001 –2.20 (6.50) .757

Note: Controlled for AET type and AET side effects (see Methods). However, neither was associated with adherence in these models; p-values >.50

Change from baseline and difference in change from baseline were obtained as average marginal effects, averaged over covariates.