Mindfulness-based crisis interventions (MBCI) for psychosis within acute inpatient psychiatric settings; a feasibility randomised controlled trial

Table 2 Service use outcomes at 6-month follow-up by treatment condition

Outcome	6-month follow-up		12-month follow-up
	MBCI (N = 25^a)	SAT (N = 24)	MBCI (N = 24^b)	SAT (N = 24)
1) Re-hospitalisation (≥1 OBD^c)
- Yes	6 (24%)	5 (21%)	7 (29%)	11 (46%)
- No	19 (76%)	19 (79%)	17 (71%)	13 (54%)
2) Mean survival time (days)
- Mean (SE)	156 (8.9)	164 (8.0)	291 (23.8)	278 (23.1)
- Range	41–180	58–180	41–360	58–360
- 95% CI	139–174	148–179	244–337	233–323
3) Total number of OBDs
- Mean (SD)	11 (26)	14 (36)	28 (66)	33 (63)
- Range	0–83	0–117	0–244	0–212
- 95% CI	0–22	0–28	0–56	7–60
4) Episodes of care with crisis/home treatment team (HTT)^d
- Yes	0 (0%)	2 (8%)	2 (8%)	4 (17%)
- No	25 (100%)	22 (92%)	22 (92%)	20 (83%)
5) No. of contacts with CMHT^e
- Mean (SD)	14 (7)	13 (7)
- Range	0–32	3–34
- 95% CI	10–17	10–16
6) Reference to therapy goal, which was shared with team
- Yes	21(88%)
- No	3 (12%)
7) Relapse
Exacerbation in psychotic symptoms + change in clinical management
- Yes	6 (25%)	7 (29%)	9 (38%)	14 (58%)
- No	18 (75%)	17 (71%)	15 (62%)	10 (42%)

^aRe-admission data not available for 1 participant
^bRe-admission data not available for 2 participants
^cOBD Occupied bed day
^dStand-alone episodes of care only (i.e. not overlapping with inpatient admissions)
^eCMHT Community mental health team; no. of contacts excluding therapy appointments

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