Table 3

Change over time in PTSD Checklist symptom levels for non-white/Hispanic versus white/non-Hispanic intervention and usual care control patients

GroupChange baseline to 3 monthsChange baseline to 6 monthsChange baseline to 12 months
Change mean (95% CI)Net difference mean (95% CI)Effect sizeChange mean (95% CI)Net difference mean (95% CI)Effect sizeMean (95% CI)Mean (95% CI)Effect size
Unadjusted
 Non-white/Hispanic
  Usual care control1.00 (−1.07 to 3.07)Reference---0.14 (−2.15 to 2.43)Reference---−2.73 (−5.39 to 0.07)Reference---
  Intervention−0.64 (−3.01 to 1.73)−1.64 (−4.78 to 1.51)0.12−3.46 (−6.20 to 0.72)−3.60 (−7.17 to -0.03)*0.25−5.66 (−8.91 to 2.41)−2.93 (−7.12 to 1.27)0.17
 White/Non-Hispanic
  Usual care control−1.19 (−3.21 to 0.83)Reference---−3.41 (−5.70 to 1.11)Reference---−6.23 (−8.89 to 3.57)Reference---
  Intervention−2.81 (−5.21 to 0.41)−1.62 (−4.76 to 1.52)0.14−4.24 (−6.98 to 1.49)−0.83 (−4.41 to 2.75)0.06−5.15 (−8.39 to 1.90)1.08 (−3.12 to 5.28)0.07
Adjusted
 Non-white/Hispanic†
  Usual care control1.32 (−0.74 to 3.39)Reference---0.39 (−1.94 to 2.72)Reference---−2.23 (−5.00 to 0.54)Reference---
  Intervention−0.54 (−2.87 to 1.80)−1.86 (−4.97 to 1.25)0.14−3.32 (−6.09 to 0.56)−3.72 (−7.33 to -0.10)*0.25−5.46 (−8.81 to 2.12)−3.24 (−7.58 to 1.10)0.19
 White/Non-Hispanic‡
  Usual care control−1.13 (−3.16 to 0.90)Reference---−3.38 (−5.69 to 1.07)Reference-−6.21 (−8.89 to 3.53)Reference---
  Intervention−3.16 (−5.57 to 0.74)−2.02 (−5.18 to 1.13)0.17−4.67 (−7.43 to 1.91)−1.29 (−4.89 to 2.31)0.1−5.41 (−8.69 to 2.13)0.80 (−3.43 to 5.04)0.05
  • *P<0.05. All other comparisons were not statistically significant.

  • †Adjusted for age, gender, prior PTSD diagnosis, pre-injury opioids use, and baseline MCS and PHQ-9 scores.

  • ‡Adjusted for age, gender, prior PTSD diagnosis, intensive care unit admission, prior inpatient hospitalization, and tobacco use.

  • MOS SF-12 MCS, medical outcomes study 12-item short form mental components summary score; PHQ-9, 9-item Patient Health Questionnaire; PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder.