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Table 1.

Description of treatment

CBT patients

MDT patients

Not on

sick leave

On sick

leave

Not on

sick leave

On sick

leave

Treatment period, days

Mean

(standard error)

151

(99)

155

(102)

194

(216)

144

(130)

Median

128

129

122

105

Number of visits

Mean

(standard error)

9

(4)

10

(4)

22

(11)

22

(9)

Median

9

9

18

20

Treatment category, percent

Physician

1

1

17

15

Nurse

1

2

3

3

Physiotherapist

3

2

51

55

Occupational therapist

0

1

8

11

Chiropractor

0

0

7

3

Social worker

15

18

5

4

Psychologist

57

55

7

7

Psychotherapist

16

15

1

1

Other

8

8

1

1

Type of treatment, percent

Systematic psychological treatment, cognitive

31

31

0

0

Systematic psychological treatment,

cognitive-behavioral therapy

59

57

0

0

Group treatment from manual method

3

3

1

1

Team rehabilitation

0

0

29

38

Rehabilitation according to rehabilitation plan 2

3

59

50

Other

6

6

11

11

Observations

42,294

10,207

18,363

9,021

Source: Skåne county council care database.

Table 1

presents descriptive statistics of the treatments for the participants

included in the analysis. For CBT, the median treatment period was almost

130 days and the median number of visits during this period was 9. Almost

60 percent of the sessions were handled by a psychologist, 15 percent by a

social worker and 16 percent by a psychotherapist. For MDT, the median

treatment period was shorter than for CBT, at 122 or 105 days depending

on sick leave status. However, the treatment was much more intense than

the CBT, with a median of almost 20 visits during a treatment sequence.

About half of these sessions were handled by a physiotherapist, about 15

percent by a physician and about 10 percent by an occupational therapist.