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Table 2 Clinical status of schizophrenia patients at the end of 10-year follow-up study period

From: The abilities of improved schizophrenia patients to work and live independently in the community: a 10-year long-term outcome study from Mumbai, India

Clinical status of schizophrenia patients

Patients, n (%)

95% Confidence intervals (%)

Total patients recruited at the beginning of study

200

N/A

Total patients available at the end of 10-year study period

122 (61.0%)

54.2 to 68.1

Patients included for follow-up assessment

101 (50.5%)

41.8 to 59.6

Improved

61 (30.5%)

24.2 to 37.4

Not improved

40 (20.0%)

14.7 to 26.2

Patients excluded from follow-up assessment due to changed diagnosis

6 (3.0%)

1.1 to 6.4

Patients excluded from follow-up assessment due to admission in the long-term care

15 (7.5%)

4.3 to 12.1

Total patients not available at the end of 10-year study period for follow-up assessment

78 (39.0%)

33.1 to 45.1

Moved out of Mumbai

18 (9.0%)

5.4 to 13.9

Switched to another care provider

24 (12.0%)

7.8 to 17.3

Discontinued from the study

19 (9.5%)

5.8 to 14.4

Withdrawal of consent and poor compliance

17 (8.5%)

5.0 to 13.3

  1. N/A = not applicable.