Table 3.
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Coeff | SE | Coeff | SE | Coeff | SE | Coeff | SE | Coeff | SE | Coeff | SE | |
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Clinic-Level | ||||||||||||
EBP Implementation Climatea | 0.12* | .06 | 0.15** | .05 | 0.04 | .06 | 0.01 | .05 | 0.02 | .06 | 0.02 | .06 |
Innovation & Flexibility Climatea | −0.11 | .07 | −0.14 | .07 | −0.13 | .07 | −0.07 | .09 | −0.11 | .08 | −0.10 | .10 |
N Youth Served (/100) | −0.03 | .04 | −0.05* | .02 | 0.02 | .02 | 0.02 | .02 | 0.02 | .02 | 0.00 | .02 |
Therapist-Level | ||||||||||||
Experience with MBCa | 0.16** | .06 | 0.07 | .08 | 0.12** | .04 | 0.04 | .05 | 0.12** | .04 | 0.06 | .05 |
Graduate Training in MBCa | 0.20*** | .05 | 0.14 | .07 | 0.15*** | .04 | 0.12* | .06 | 0.13** | .04 | 0.09 | .05 |
Years of Clinical Experience | 0.00 | .01 | 0.00 | .01 | 0.01 | .01 | 0.01 | .01 | 0.01 | .01 | 0.00 | .01 |
Years Tenure in Clinic | 0.01 | .02 | −0.00 | .02 | 0.02 | .01 | 0.00 | .01 | 0.02 | .01 | 0.01 | .01 |
Full-time Employee (ref=Part-time) | −0.07 | .13 | −0.18 | .14 | −0.01 | .09 | −0.12 | .09 | 0.01 | .09 | −0.04 | .09 |
Contractor Employee (ref=Salary) | −0.48*** | .11 | −0.43*** | .09 | −0.28* | .11 | −0.23* | .11 | 0.03 | .13 | 0.10 | .13 |
ICC(1) | 0.09 | 0.05 | 0.06 |
Note: N=177 clinicians in K = 21 clinics. Coefficients were estimated using 2-level linear mixed effects models with random intercepts for clinics. Missing data were addressed using Bayesian multiple imputation. All models controlled for State. EBP = evidence-based practice; ICC(1) = intraclass correlation coefficient; MBC = measurement-based care. Unadjusted models indicate the bivariate relationships between the antecedents and outcomes; adjusted models indicate the partial relationships between antecedents and outcomes controlling for all other variables in the model.
Variable is scaled so that a one-unit change is equal to one standard deviation.
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