Table 3.
Number and Characteristics of Transitions to First-Episode Psychosis for CBTuhr vs TAU at 4-Year Follow-up
| Condition | Number of Transitions to Psychosis (LOCF) | Number of Transition to Psychosis (EM) | Number of Transition to Psychosis (MI) | Days to Transition, Mean (SD) | Admission to Psychiatric Hospitala | Total Number of Months in Psychiatric Hospital From 18 to 48 Monthsb | Remission of Subclinical Psychotic Symptomsa |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBTuhr | 12/95 | 12/95 | 15/95 | 1322.45 (38.99), 95% CI: 1246.03–1398.88 | 4 patients with 5 admissions | 11.5 | 45/59 |
| TAU | 22/101 | 25/101 | 27/101 | 1188.91 (51.48), 95% CI: 1088.02–1289.81 | 7 patients with 15 admissions | 33 | 37/63 |
Note: DSM-IV, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; EM, Expectation Maximization; Fourth Edition; LOCF, Last Observation Carried Forward; MI, Multiple Imputation.
aBased on the 113 participants that were followed-up at 4 years and the 9 participants that had transitioned to a first episode of psychosis between 0–18 months but could not be followed-up at 4 years post-baseline.
bCBTuhr, n = 56; TAU, n = 57.