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Table 3 Treatment provided in the collaborative care group

From: Collaborative care for depression and anxiety disorders: results and lessons learned from the Danish cluster-randomized Collabri trials

 

Depression trial (n = 271)

Pooled anxiety trial (n = 368)

Meetings between care manager and patient

 ≥ One session (%)

262 (97)

361 (98)

 No. of sessions, mean (min-max)

8.8 (0–24)

8.6 (0–19)

 Length of treatment, days (months)

131 (4.4)

130 (4.3)

Initial treatment modalities, n (%)

 Psychoeducation

20 (7.4)

14 (3.8)

 CBT

183 (67.5)

316 (85.9)

 CBT and medication

50 (18.5)

16 (4.3)

 Psychoeducation and medication

5 (1.8)

0 (0.0)

 Othera

13 (4.8)

22 (6.0)

 Total

271 (100.0)

368 (100.0)

Step ups, n (%)

 1 step up

84 (31.0)

65 (17.7)

 > 1 step up

15 (5.5)

23 (6.3)

Treatment course, n (%)

 Completed treatment

166 (61.3)

236 (64.2)

 Referred to specialist care before/during treatment

57 (21.0)

60 (16.3)

  Outpatient psychiatric treatment

29 (50.9)

24 (40.0)

  Municipal services/other

9 (15.8)

14 (23.3)

  Private practicing psychologist

11 (19.3)

15 (25.0)

  Private practicing psychiatrist

8 (14.0)

7 (11.7)

 Drop outb

25 (9.2)

38 (10.3)

 Otherc

23 (8.5)

34 (9.2)

 Total

271 (100.0)

368 (100.0)

  1. Abbreviations: CBT Cognitive behavioral therapy
  2. Note: Medication given on other indications than anxiety/depression and medication stated to be taken for less than three weeks (very few cases) was not included. Since there were missing data from one participant from each trial, data from these are not included in this table
  3. a Includes drop-out/referral before choosing treatment modality, monitoring/support, or no treatment information. b Primarily includes participants where contact could not be established before/during treatment, or where the participant explicitly stated that she/he did not want to start/continue treatment. c Primarily includes participants who changed address/GP or were referred back to GP without further information