Follow-up Analyses
anxiety, Afghan-cultural distress symptoms, −18.11, psychiatric, PTSD, −10.66, depression, −7.69
At follow-up, compared with baseline, the METRA group had an 18.59-point decrease (95% CI, −21.85 to −15.32 points) in PTSD symptoms (TAU: −7.23 [95% CI, −10.49 to −3.97] points), 6.12-point decrease (95% CI, −7.94 to −4.29 points) in depression symptoms (TAU: −0.54 [95% CI, −2.93 to 1.85] points), 5.21-point decrease (95% CI, −7.06 to −3.36 points) in anxiety (TAU: −1.06 [95% CI, −2.60 to 0.48] points), 14.39-point decrease (95% CI, −18.11 to −10.66 points) in Afghan-cultural distress symptoms (TAU: −2.36 [95% CI, −7.69 to 2.97] points), and 5.62-point decrease (95% CI, −7.64 to −3.60 points) in psychiatric difficulties (TAU: 0.61 [95% CI, −1.03 to 2.26] points). All differences in group × time were significant (all 