Table 4.

Cox proportional hazards models for disengagement from early psychosis intervention.

	Univariable			Multivariable
Variable	HR	95% CI	P	HR	95% CI	P
Gender (female or other)	1.06	0.549–2.06	0.855	–	–	–
Age	.951	0.862–1.05	0.314	–	–	–
Racial/ethnic group:
Asian	0.430	0.163–1.13	0.087	0.433	0.161–1.16	0.096
Black	0.756	0.313–1.82	0.534	0.699	0.274–1.78	0.453
White (ref)	–	–	–	–	–	–
Other visible minority	1.14	0.522–2.51	0.737	1.11	0.475–2.58	0.812
Experienced homelessness	1.55	0.789–3.05	0.203	0.792	0.340–1.85	0.590
NEET	0.830	0.446–1.54	0.555	–	–	–
Living without family	0.900	0.440–1.84	0.773	–	–	–
Legal involvement	2.24	1.16–4.35	0.017	2.02	0.889–4.59	0.093
Family involvement in care	0.841	0.439–1.61	0.603	–	–	–
Problem substance use	1.20	.647–2.24	0.558	–	–	–
Early medication nonadherence	1.90	0.984–3.68	0.056	2.37	1.17–4.80	0.017
Early use of IRT	0.310	0.155–0.621	0.001	0.460	0.220–0.962	0.039
Early use of SEE	0.366	0.174–0.770	0.008	0.457	0.200–1.04	0.063
Distance from program (in km)	1.00	0.992–1.01	0.869	–	–	–

HR hazard ratio, CI confidence interval, ref reference category, NEET not engaged in employment, education, or training, IRT individual resiliency training, SEE supported employment and education, km kilometers.

P in bold indicates statistical significance.