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Table 4 Mean changes in PETiT total and domain scores by responder status

From: Long-term health-related quality of life improvements among patients treated with lurasidone: results from the open-label extension of a switch trial in schizophrenia

 

Responders

Non-responders

Core Study BL

Extension Study BL

Extension Study EP

Core Study BL

Extension Study BL

Extension Study EP

PETiT Total Score

N

31a

31b

24c

110a

108b

71c

Mean Score (SD)

32.5 (8.4)

41.0 (10.4)

40.5 (9.6)

35.6 (9.5)

39.1 (8.4)

38.6 (8.8)

Change from Core BL (SD)

--

8.4 (8.5)

8.0 (6.5)

--

3.5 (7.4)

4.1 (7.1)

p-value (between group)

--

0.010*

0.152**

--

--

--

Adherence-related Attitude Domain Score

Mean Score (SD)

8.1 (2.2)

10.1 (2.1)

10.0 (1.7)

8.8 (2.2)

9.7 (1.8)

9.6 (1.9)

Change from Core BL (SD)

--

2.0 (2.2)

2.0 (2.2)

--

0.9 (2.3)

1.0 (2.5)

p-value (between group)

--

0.051*

0.318Ë£**

--

--

--

Psychosocial Functioning Domain Score

Mean Score (SD)

24.5 (7.3)

30.9 (8.8)

30.6 (8.5)

26.8 (8.2)

29.4 (7.5)

29.0 (7.8)

Change from Core BL (SD)

--

6.4 (7.0)

6.0 (5.5)

--

2.5 (6.1)

3.0 (5.7)

p-value (between group)

--

0.014*

0.220**

--

--

--

  1. Note: Extension study BL = 6-week follow-up; extension study EP = end of additional 24 weeks of treatment
  2. Abbreviations: BL baseline, EP endpoint, PETiT Personal Evaluation of Transitions in Treatment, SD standard deviation
  3. aNumber of patients with PETiT total and domain scores at core study baseline
  4. bNumber of patients with PETiT total and domain scores at both core study baseline and extension study baseline
  5. cNumber of patients with PETiT total and domain scores at both core study baseline and extension study endpoint
  6. *P-value comparing mean changes in PETiT total/domain scores from extension study baseline to core study baseline between responders and non-responders
  7. **P-value comparing mean changes in PETiT total/domain scores from extension study endpoint to core study baseline between responders and non-responders