Over time, SES One participants show a slight trend toward fewer prescriptions, while their primary care usage odds gradually align with the control group’s, largely driven by GP contacts.
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Digital Health Intervention for and Long-Term Health Outcomes of a Divorce Cohort With Linked Danish Data: 5-Year Posttrial Follow-Up of a Randomized Controlled Trial.
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Regarding hospitalization risk, SES One participants had 14.9% lower odds of spending any night in the hospital compared to the control group (OR 0.851, 95% CI 0.685-1.058; P= .15) corresponding to a 2.9 percentage-point difference (24.5% in the control group and 21.6% in the treatment group), but this result also did not reach statistical significance.