Although the intervention group did report a more positive response than the control group (means 5.8 and 8.4, respectively; P = 0.094), there appeared to be a slightly worse general feeling amongst the group compared to the pre-intervention period (means for the intervention group were 4.9 and 5.8 at the end of the pre-intervention and post-intervention periods, respectively; P = 0.111).
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However, the statistical analysis was performed on pre-test means versus post-test means for the intervention group and no data was provided for the control group.
A between group comparison of the post-program means for the intervention and care as usual group was conducted via two-sample t-tests, and no significant between group differences were found.> -wrap-foot> *Denomayators may vary due to missing numbers.
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For the PTs, descriptive statistics revealed mean scores and changes in pre- and post-intervention means for overall adherence, clinical reasoning indicators by means of choice consistency, perceived adherence and individual level determinants.
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We will calculate incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICER), which are calculated as incremental cost (mean cost for intervention group minus mean cost for control group) divided by incremental effectiveness (mean effect for intervention group minus mean effect for control group) [ 93].
