Child characteristics (sex, race) did not moderate intervention effects.
And I see intervention as into three parts: no intervention, moderate intervention, and then full intervention meaning armies.
For the remaining 49 intervention-outcome combinations, the reviewers considered the estimates of effect to be based on studies with low or moderate levels of data quality.
Demographic factors did not significantly predict or moderate clinical outcomes.
In addition, the study analyzed whether the secondary outcomes moderated the intervention effect on depressive symptoms.
In spite of this, for several effects of the intervention on outcomes, we found no or only moderate heterogeneity.
Bell KR, Temkin NR, Esselman PC, Doctor JN, Bombardier CH, Fraser RT, Hoffman JM, Powell JM, Dikmen S. The effect of a scheduled telephone intervention on outcome after moderate to severe traumatic brain injury: a randomized trial.
Logistic and linear regression analyses will be performed to identify if baseline variables, such as depression, oral health knowledge, and dental anxiety, health fatalism, predict mother or child outcomes, and whether any of these variables moderate the intervention effect.
Additional secondary outcome measures include behavioral and psychosocial factors that might moderate the intervention effect.
All variables identified as primary and secondary outcomes as well as additional variables potentially moderating possible outcomes will be collected from each participant in the intervention condition at the three time points (see Figure 2).
