Research Article

Do Nonsuicidal Severely Depressed Individuals with Diabetes Profit from Internet-Based Guided Self-Help? Secondary Analyses of a Pragmatic Randomized Trial

Table 3

Predictors and moderators.
(a)

Change in depressive symptom severity (CES-D)
Potential predictorsPre postPre 6fu
seLLCIULCIseLLCIULCI

Depression diagnosis: MDD1.720.991.730.08-0.233.362.541.052.400.010.464.46
Depressive symptom severity: con. BDI-II0.500.104.920.000.300.700.450.113.920.000.220.69
Glucose level: HbA1c-0.770.38-2.020.04-1.53-0.02-0.410.37-1.100.27-1.159.65
Diabetes related distress: PAID0.020.110.200.83-0.200.25-0.040.11-0.400.68-0.280.18

(b)

Change in depressive symptom severity (CES-D)
Interaction with group and potential moderatorPre postPre 6fu
seLLCIULCIseLLCIULCI

Depression diagnosis: MDD1.601.980.820.41-2.265.531.492.110.700.48-2.675.66
Depressive symptom severity: con. BDI-II-0.010.20-0.080.93-0.410.38-0.050.23-0.240.80-0.510.40
Glucose level: HbA1c0.140.760.180.85-1.361.650.090.750.120.90-1.381.57
Diabetes related distress: PAID0.000.230.000.99-0.450.46-0.070.23-0.310.75-0.540.39

CES-D: Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression; MDD: major depressive disorder; con.: converted; BDI-II: Beck Depression Inventory II; PAID: Problem Areas in Diabetes. ; .