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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics for the integrated treatment (IT) and treatment as usual (TAU) groups at baseline

From: Integrated treatment vs. treatment-as-usual for recent onset schizophrenia; 12 year follow-up on a randomized controlled trial

Variables

All patients (n = 45)

IT group (n = 28)

TAU group (n = 17)

Statistics

P-value

Baseline demographics

     

Age. Mean (SD)

24.5 (4.5)

25.5 (4.8)

24.3 (4.2)

Independent t-test

.395

Gender. No. (%)

     

   Female

18 (40)

11 (39)

7 (41)

Chi-Square

.900

   Male

27 (60)

17 (61)

10 (59)

Hospitalized before study entry. No (%)

     

   Yes

39 (87)

27 (96)

12 (71)

Fishers Exact test

.023*

   No

6 (13)

1 (4)

5 (29)

Days hospitalized 12 months preceding study entry. Mean (SD)

131 (103)

131 (105)

131 (103)

Independent t-test

.983

Psychiatric assessments, baseline.

     

Diagnoses (DSM-IV). No. (%)

     

   Schizophrenia

40 (80)

23 (76)

17 (85)

  

   Schizoaffective

6 (12)

5 (17)

1 (5)

  

   Schizophreniform

4 (8)

2 (7)

2 (10)

  

GAF score. Mean (SD)

49.7 (10.7)

52.0 (11.5)

45.9 (8.3)

Independent t-test

.064

Total BPRS score. Mean (SD)

39.7 (7.6)

37.9 (7.5)

42.6 (7.2)

Independent t-test

.046*

Antipsychotic drugs, Chlorpromazine equivalent dose per day (mg). Mean (SD)

229 (118)

211 (93)

259 (148)

Independent t-test

.185

  1. *significant difference.