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Table 3 Study variable scores over time pre- and post-treatment

From: How do we improve men’s mental health via primary care? An evaluation of the Atlas Men’s Well-being Pilot Programme for stressed/distressed men

 

Pre-treatment

Post-treatment

p-value*

Effect size (r)

Median score (interquartile range)

Median score (interquartile range)

HADS – anxious mood

(range 0–21 higher score = worse)

13.0

(9.0–15.3)

9.0

(8.0–12.0)

<0.001

0.38

HADS – depressed mood

(range 0–21 higher score = worse)

9.0

(6.0–11.0)

9.0

(6.0–11.0)

0.660

0.03

PSS

(range 0–40 higher score = worse)

24.0

(21.0–28.3)

19.0

(12.0–24.0)

<0.001

0.36

PSYCHLOPS

(range 0–20 higher score = worse)

16.0

(14.0–17.0)

8.0

(5.0–13.0)

<0.001

0.57

WEMWBS

(range 7–35 higher score = better)

20.0

(16.0–23.0)

25.0

(20.0–28.0)

<0.001

0.40

Physical health

(range 0–10 higher score = better)

7.0

(5.0–7.0)

7.0

(5.0–8.0)

0.001

0.25

  1. *Calculated using a Wilcoxon Signed Rank test
  2. HADS hospital anxiety and depression scale, PSS perceived stress scale, PSYCHLOPS psychological outcome profiles, WEMWBS Warwick and Edinburgh well-being scale