Integrated cognitive behavioral treatment for substance use and depressive symptoms: a homeless case series and feasibility study

Table 4 Housing status and psychiatric symptoms

	Adam					Jennifer					Baako					Annelie
	BL	P	FU3	FU6	FU12	BL	P	FU3	FU6	FU12	BL	P	FU3	FU6	FU12	BL	P	FU3	FU6	FU12
Housing status^a	Trial (3)	Trial (3)	Trial (3)	Trial (3)	Own (4)	Train (3)	Train (3)	Train (3)	Train (3)	Trial (3)	Trial (3)	Trial (3)	Trial (3)	Trial (3)	Own (4)	Trial (3)	Trial (3)	Own (4)	Own (4)	Own (4)
Measure
PHQ9	22	8	9	12	20	9	3	2	6	2	10	8	9	NA	4	22	18	24	18	NA
GAD7	10	4	4	4	7	12	0	1	5	4	6	8	7	NA	2	19	21	21	NA	NA
AUDIT	0	0	0	0	15	5	7	0	0	1	10	20	14	NA	12	3	3	4	3	NA
DUDIT	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	8	8	6	NA	5	11	0	8	4	NA

^aRegister data from the Social Welfare Office for the Homeless, number within parentheses represents homeless housing situation according to the definition bySun et al. [6]
BL baseline, P post treatment, FU3, FU6 and FU12 follow-up at 3, 6, and 12 months, respectively, Train training apartment, Trial trial apartment, Own own apartment (not homeless), NA measure not assessed, PHQ9 The Patient Health Questionnaire [26], GAD7 The Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-item scale [27], AUDIT The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test [28], DUDIT The Drug Use Disorders Identification Test [29]

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