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Table 3 Recovery and illness self-management outcomes at the one-year follow-up

From: Illness management and recovery: one-year follow-up of a randomized controlled trial in Danish community mental health centers: long-term effects on clinical and personal recovery

 

Intent-to-treat analysis

  

Complete case analysis

 

One-year follow-up

Postintervention

  

One-year follow-up

 

IMRa

bTAU

IMR

TAU

 

IMR

 

TAU

 

N

Mean

Std. error

Mean

Std. error

P

N

Mean

SD

N

Mean

SD

N

Mean

SD

N

Mean

SD

P

Clinical recovery functioning

 GAF-Fc

99

50.6

1.38

49.8

1.40

0.67

62

45.4

12.1

59

43.5

11.8

66

50.4

13.4

62

50.2

11.8

0.63

Clinical recovery symptoms

 GAF-Sd

99

50.8

1.54

52.2

1.53

0.50

58

47.1

13.0

54

48.5

13.1

65

51.1

13.5

59

52.7

11.4

0.64

 PSPe

99

52.1

1.55

53.1

1.57

0.63

59

52.6

13.4

59

49.6

14.1

64

52.3

14.2

63

53.5

13.1

0.25

 PANSSf

99

56.5

1.83

52.8

1.83

0.15

51

57.5

15.4

52

60.4

18.9

55

58.7

18.1

57

57.6

20.7

0.51

 Hamiltong

99

6.57

0.44

6.54

0.43

0.96

52

5.81

3.78

53

5.48

4.31

57

6.67

3.69

58

6.45

3.44

0.60

 Young’s Maniah

99

8.56

0.75

8.0

0.74

0.47

52

6.77

5.92

53

7.49

6.20

57

8.02

5.34

58

7.43

5.60

0.40

 

Intent-to-treat analysis

  

Complete case analysis

Personal recovery

 Mental Health Recovery Scalei

99

74.5

2.0

75.2

2.2

0.81

59

69.5

12.2

57

69.2

18.0

49

76.9

16.4

44

78.6

17.3

0.47

 Adult State of Hope Scale

99

34.1

1.1

34.9

1.1

0.62

68

32.6

8.3

71

31.8

10.0

52

35.5

7.67

50

34.9

8.64

0.86

 Patient satisfaction

99

24.4

0.52

25.3

1.0

0.84

61

24.6

5.1

58

24.8

4.1

55

25.0

4.76

46

25.8

4.0

0.28

Illness self-management

 IMRS-Patientj

99

53.4

1.14

54.5

1.10

0.96

46

54.7

7.59

55

52.8

8.1

48

54.0

6.63

44

55.7

7.75

0.16

 IMRS-Staffk

99

53.7

1.1

54.1

1.0

0.46

54

55.3

7.0

62

53.5

8.6

41

55.2

5.0

39

55.5

8.21

0.37

  1. aIllness Management and Recovery;bTreatment as usual
  2. c(GAF-F) Global Assessment of Functioning, Possible total scores range from 1 to 100 higher scores indicating higher level of functioning
  3. d(GAF-S) Global Assessment of Symptoms, Possible total scores range from 1 to 100 higher scores indicating lower symptomology
  4. e(PSP) Personal and Social Performance, Possible total scores range from 1 to 100 higher scores indicating better personal and social functioning
  5. f(PANSS) Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale, Possible total scores range from 16 to 112
  6. g(Hamilton) Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression, 6 items, ͬPossible total scores range from 6 to 48 higher scores indicating more severe symptomology
  7. h(Young’s Mania) Young Mania Rating Scale, Possible total scores range from 0 to 60 higher scores indicating more severe symptomology
  8. iMental Health Recovery Scale. Possible total scores range from 30 to 150 with higher scores indicating better recovery
  9. Adult State of Hope Scale. Possible total scores range from 8 to 48, where a higher number indicates greater hope
  10. jIllness Management and Recovery Scale Patient version, kIllness Management and Recovery Scale Staff version. Possible total scores range from 15 to 125 with higher scores indicating better illness management and recovery
  11. Patient satisfaction. Possible total scores range from