Time-point
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Overall self-sufficiency
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On 11 life-domains n (%)
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On 10 life-domains n (%)
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On 9 life-domains n (%)
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On ≤ 8 life-domains n (%)
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Baseline (n = 755)
|
265 (36.6)
|
116 (16.0)
|
103 (14.2)
|
240 (33.1)
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Follow-up (n = 200)
|
58 (32.4)
|
38 (21.2)
|
20 (11.2)
|
63 (35.2)
|
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Baseline (n = 755)
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6-months follow-up (n = 200)
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Finances
|
537 (73.5)
|
194 (26.5)
|
130 (72.2)
|
50 (27.8)
|
Daytime activities
|
545 (75.0)
|
182 (25.0)
|
147 (81.7)
|
33 (18.3)
|
Housing
|
661 (90.4)
|
70 (9.6)
|
171 (95.0)
|
9 (5.0)
|
Domestic relations
|
591 (80.8)
|
140 (19.2)
|
142 (78.9)
|
38 (21.1)
|
Mental health
|
437 (60.0)
|
291 (40.0)
|
97 (53.9)
|
83 (46.1)
|
Physical health
|
520 (71.1)
|
211 (28.9)
|
116 (64.4)
|
64 (35.6)
|
Addiction
|
663 (90.7)
|
68 (9.3)
|
168 (93.3)
|
12 (6.7)
|
Daily life skills
|
678 (92.7)
|
53 (7.3)
|
161 (89.4)
|
19 (10.6)
|
Social network
|
631 (86.3)
|
100 (13.7)
|
151 (83.9)
|
29 (16.1)
|
Community participation
|
566 (77.4)
|
165 (22.6)
|
142 (78.9)
|
38 (21.1)
|
Judicial
|
715 (97.8)
|
16 (2.2)
|
178 (98.9)
|
2 (1.1)
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- a Self-sufficiency was measured on eleven life-domains. Participants indicated whether they were able to provide for themselves regarding these life-domains. Five response categories ranged from ‘no problems’ to ‘many problems’. Response categories were dichotomized into ‘self-sufficient’ versus ‘not to barely self-sufficient’ for each life-domain