Table 3Baseline Patient Characteristics

TotalBREATHEMITest of
significance		P value
(n = 469)(n = 211)(n = 258)
Age, mean (SD), y 45.2 (13.1)45.2 (13.6)45.2 (12.7)t = 0.03.998
Sex, female, No. (%) 227 (48)107 (51)120 (47)χ2 = 0.82.365
Race, White, No. (%) 244 (52)115 (55)129 (50)χ2 = 0.94.332
Education, completed high school/GED or higher, No. (%) 328 (70)150 (71)178 (69)χ2 = 0.24.622
Paid employment, No. (%) 62 (13)26 (12)36 (14)χ2 = 0.27.604
Housing, independent living, No. (%) 304 (65)143 (68)161 (62)χ2 = 1.47.226
Required to attend treatment, No. (%) 80 (17)30 (14)50 (19)χ2 = 2.17.139
Wants to attend treatment, No. (%) 433 (92)197 (93)236 (92)χ2 = 0.59.444

Abbreviations: BREATHE, Burnout Reduction: Enhanced Awareness, Tools, Handouts, and Education; GED, general education development; MI, motivational interviewing.

From: Does a Training Program for Mental Health Counselors Help Reduce Burnout and Improve Patient Care?

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