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Introduction. It has been shown that the subjects improved significantly within 18 months in their level of social functioning, as measured by GAF, after an effective treatment was administered. Now we examine how the GAF changed in relation to DUP.

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  1. Introduction • It has been shown that the subjects improved significantly within 18 months in their level of social functioning, as measured by GAF, after an effective treatment was administered. • Now we examine how the GAF changed in relation to DUP. • GAF1 stands for GAF score at initial assessment, while GAF2 stands for GAF score at Follow-up.

  2. Positive change in GAF Scale for Short DUP Subjects (DUP of 0-5 months)

  3. changes in GAF Scale (DUP of 0-5 months) • There was a significant improvement in social functioning for subjects with short DUP.

  4. GAF Scale for Subjects with (DUP of 6+ months)

  5. change in GAF Scale (DUP of 6+ months) • There is a significant improvement in social functioning for subjects with long DUP but with seemingly some drops in the social function. • We separately examine changes in GAF scale for subjects with DUP of 6-47 months and those with DUP of 48 and above months. • We do this to observe what is happening within subjects with long DUP.

  6. Positive change in GAF Scale for Subjects with Long DUP (DUP of 6-47 months)

  7. change in GAF Scale (DUP of 6-47 months) • There is minimal improvement in social functioning for subjects with DUP from 6-47 months but with seemingly a mild frequency of drops in social function probably due to relapses.

  8. Positive change in GAF Scale for Subjects with Long DUP (DUP of 48-295 months)

  9. change in GAF Scale (DUP of 48-295 months) • For subjects with DUP from 48 and above the improvement in social functioning is minimal but significant.

  10. Conclusion • Generally DUP does not impact on clinical outcome directly • Long DUP (DUP of 6+ months) had minimal change in social functioning. That is, the longer the DUP the more likely the patient will have minimal or slow change in social functioning after effective treatment

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