Naturalistic outcome of treatment of psychosis by traditional healers in Jinja and Iganga districts, Eastern Uganda – a 3- and 6 months follow up

Table 2 Results of One way ANOVA showing mean scores of respective rating scales

Measure	Baseline		Follow up
			3 months		6 months
	Mean score	SD	Mean score	SD	Mean score	SD	Mean Square	F P value
Positive And Negative Syndrome Scale
Total score	123.60	20.90	86.12	21.89	75.23	13.50	375.98	38.59 <.0001
Positive symptoms	28.00	1.20	25.32	1.62	24.01	1.22	1.85	926.42 <0.0001
Negative symptoms	33.10	1.20	22.43	1.30	18.12	1.22	2.73	−308.42 <0.0001
General symptoms	62.50	1.15	39.12	2.80	33.10	1.22	4.42	−615 <0.0001
Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating Scale
Total score	48.76	4.47	34.62	2.70	27.89	2.28	11.74	276.21 <0.0001
Young Mania Rating Scale
Total score	52.66	5.49	30.83	3.52	24.50	3.46	18.64	278.40 <0.0001
Clinical Global Impression Severity of Illness
score	5.70	0.95	4.26	0.86	3.34	0.81	0.78	188.17 <0/0001
Global Assessment of functioning
Current score	34.08	5.27	50.82	5.94	56.10	8.62	42.92	317.27 <0.0001
Compass mental health index current well being subscale
Current score	6.50	1.42	8.62	1.52	13.40	1.55	2.23	551.71 <0.0001

Tukey HSD test: The absolute difference between any two sample means at HSD [0.05]; HSD [0.01] were all significant, P < 0.01 apart from that of Montgomery-Asberg Depression rating scale for psychotic depression where there was no significant difference between three months and six months.

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