The effects of intensive home treatment on self-efficacy in patients recovering from a psychiatric crisis

Table 2 Self-efficacy scores of intensive home treatment and care as usual

Self-efficacy dimensions	N	Time	IHT			CAU			t	DF	p
Self-efficacy dimensions	N	Time	Mean	95% CI		Mean	95% CI
			Mean	Lower	Upper	Mean	Lower	Upper
Optimism	126	Baseline	4.03	3.73	4.32	4.30	3.91	4.68	1.10	124	0.27
	125	6 weeks	4.23	3.98	4.48	4.25	3.93	4.56	0.07	123	0.94
	112	26 weeks	4.12	3.83	4.38	4.23	3.84	4.62	0.50	110	0.62
Advocacy	125	Baseline	4.61	4.35	4.87	4.43	4.07	4.78	−0.86	123	0.39
	125	6 weeks	4.65	4.43	4.87	4.65	4.40	4.91	0.01	123	0.99
	112	26 weeks	4.69	4.50	4.88	4.71	4.38	5.03	0.70	110	0.94
Coping	124	Baseline	3.67	3.39	3.95	3.78	3.36	4.20	0.44	122	0.66
	125	6 weeks	4.04	3.80	4.28	3.88	3.53	4.23	-0.74	123	0.46
	111	26 weeks	3.86	3.62	4.11	4.01	3.66	4.37	0.72	109	0.47
Self-efficacy	124	Baseline	3.99	3.74	4.24	4.09	3.73	4.46	0.48	122	0.63
	125	6 weeks	4.23	4.01	4.44	4.17	3.89	4.44	-0.34	123	0.74
	112	26 weeks	4.11	3.90	4.33	4.20	3.85	4.54	0.44	110	0.66

The outcome based on a per-protocol analysis
Self-efficacy the total of all self-efficacy dimensions, CAU Care as usual, IHT intensive home treatment, N number of participants included in the analysis, CI confidence interval, t T-test value, DF degrees of freedom

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