Table 6 Chance of response to ketamine as a result of evidence entry in single nodes – BN for predicting likelihood of prolonged response to oral ketamine. Baseline chance of prolonged response (no evidence entered) = 48%, baseline chance of no prolonged response = 52%
Single state scenario | % chance of prolonged response (Δ%)a | % chance of no prolonged response (Δ%)a |
|---|---|---|
Age <  25 years | 50 (4) | 50 (− 4) |
Age 25–44 years | 46 (− 4) | 54 (4) |
Age 45–64 years | 50 (4) | 50 (− 4) |
Age ≥ 65 years | 47 (− 2) | 53 (2) |
Sex male | 49 (2) | 51 (− 2) |
Sex female | 48 (0) | 52 (0) |
Tertiary education | 47 (−2) | 53 (2) |
No tertiary education | 50 (4) | 50 (−4) |
Employed | 53 (10) | 47 (−10) |
Not employed | 46 (−4) | 54 (4) |
Partnered | 48 (0) | 52 (0) |
Not partnered | 49 (2) | 51 (−2) |
No previous suicide attempts | 57 (19) | 43 (−17) |
One previous suicide attempt | 50 (4) | 50 (−4) |
Two or more previous suicide attempts | 44 (−8) | 56 (8) |
BMI healthy | 57 (19) | 43 (−17) |
BMI overweight | 34 (−29) | 66 (27) |
BMI obese | 49 (2) | 51 (−2) |
MADRS not severe | 59 (23) | 41 (−21) |
MADRS severe | 47 (−2) | 53 (2) |
SOFAS low | 37 (−23) | 63 (21) |
SOFAS high | 54 (13) | 46 (−12) |