Carolien Zeetsen

98 Table 5.4. Means and standard deviations ( SD ) of the Patient Competency Rating Scale domain scores (PCRS–DS) and total score (PCRS–TS) on two assessment points rated by the clinician for the total sample and split per group. Post–hoc gives a description of the direction of significant differences between groups (column), between assessments (row) and the interaction between groups and assessments (in italics). Cognitive domain (range) Total AUD ARCI KS ( n = 348) ( n = 58) ( n = 179) ( n = 111) Activities of daily living (8–40) T1 25.83 (7.22) 30.98 (5.56) 28.02 (6.24) 19.59 (4.94) T2 26.93 (7.37) 32.34 (5.38) 29.01 (6.00) 20.76 (6.07) p –value < .001*** Cognitive abilities (8–40) T1 24.67 (7.62) 29.93 (5.75) 27.53 (6.04) 17.31 (4.93) T2 26.02 (7.64) 32.05 (4.59) 28.57 (5.78) 18.77 (6.04) p –value < .001*** Interpersonal abilities (7–35) T1 23.90 (4.63) 25.43 (4.33) 24.71 (4.32) 21.80 (4.59) T2 23.13 (5.24) 25.29 (5.25) 23.83 (4.91) 20.88 (4.99) p –value .031* Emotional lability (7–35) T1 23.44 (4.37) 23.29 (4.20) 23.62 (4.28) 23.23 (4.65) T2 21.77 (4.77) 23.16 (4.80) 21.82 (4.70) 20.97 (4.74) p –value < .001*** Total score (30–150) T1 97.84 (19.67) 109.61 (16.66) 103.88 (16.87) 81.93 (15.09) T2 97.86 (21.18) 112.84 (17.17) 103.22 (17.82) 81.38 (17.56) p –value .493 Note: AUD = Alcohol Use Disorder; ARCI = Alcohol–Related Cognitive Impairments; KS = Korsakoff’s Syndrome; T1 = after six weeks of clinical admission; T2 = at clinical discharge; † = Hochberg’s GT2; * = p < .05; ** = p < .005; *** = p < .001.