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Table 4 Results of the mixed model analyses for self-reported secondary outcomes

From: Is the “Brainwork Intervention” effective in reducing sick leave for non-permanent workers with psychological problems? Results of a controlled clinical trial

 

Group

Baseline

(T1)

(n = 89)

4 months

(T2)

(n = 62)

8 months

(T3)

(n = 60)

12 months

(T4)

(n = 65)

B

Group*Time

p value

Psychological complaints, mean (SD)

(0 to 36 score)

Intervention

28.4 (6.9)

(n = 51)

22.7 (8.6)

(n = 35)

20.6 (8.1)

(n = 32)

18.6 (8.8)

(n = 36)

−2.85

(p < 0.01)

0.76

Control

29.8 (6.4)

(n = 38)

24.2 (8.5)

(n = 27)

23.2 (8.0)

(n = 27)

20.6 (8.5)

(n = 29)

−2,61

(p < 0.01)

Self-efficacy for RTW, mean (SD)

(1 to 6 score)

Intervention

3.0 (1.0)

(n = 49)

3.2 (1.28)

(n = 35)

3.3 (1.30)

(n = 32)

3.6 (1.38)

(n = 36)

0.20

(p < 0.01)

0.65

Control

2.6 (1.25)

(n = 38)

2.6 (0.98)

(n = 27)

2.9 (1.18)

(n = 28)

3.1 (1.38)

(n = 29)

0.25

(p < 0.01)

 
  1. Differences in psychological complaints and self-efficacy for RTW between the Brainwork Intervention group and the control group, adjusted for regional SSA office and type of worker
  2. B = regression coefficient