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Table 3 Contact with a health care provider for adults with probable depression or alcohol use disorder in Kamuli District, Uganda, 2013–2017

From: Evaluation of the impacts of a district-level mental health care plan on contact coverage, detection and individual outcomes in rural Uganda: a mixed methods approach

 

Baseline (n = 1290)

Endline (n = 3481)

Contact difference (95% CI)a

P-valuea

Depression

 Probable case (%)

325/1290 (25.4)

452/3481 (12.9)

  

 Contact with primary care provider

48/325 (16.5)

94/452 (19.4)

+ 4.1 (− 1.8, 10.1)c

0.173c

 Contact with any health provider

67/325 (23.1)

101/452 (20.9)

− 0.1 (− 8.5, 6.8)c

0.825c

Alcohol use disorder

 Probable case (%)

25/1290 (2.3)

63/3481 (1.8)

  

 Contact with primary care provider

0/25 (0.0)

1/63 (1.3)

+ 1.3 (− 1.3, 3.9)b

0.317b

 Contact with any health provider

1/25 (2.7)

6/62 (9.5)

+ 6.8 (− 1.7, 15.4)

0.117

  1. Counts are reported as observed, while proportions, differences, 95% CI and P-values are design-adjusted for the population-based survey design
  2. aEstimated with univariable binomial regression, unless otherwise indicated
  3. bEstimated with one-sample test of proportion vs. H0 value of 0%
  4. cAdjusted for age, sex and PHQ9 score