Median and interquartile range Anderson-Rubin component scores and proportion of individuals with high scores (above the upper tertile) as a function of clinical ICD diagnostic category.

<p>Diagnoses listed are the largest two-digit subgroups within each broad ICD range (e.g. F06/F00–09). Figures are in the format of Median/Interquartile range/Proportion of individuals with high scores.</p

Diagnosis only (D), symptoms only (S) and models containing both sets of predictors (D+S) and their associations with various clinical outcome measures.

<p>Columns 2–4 report Nagelkerke’s Pseudo R² (^aadjusted R² where linear regression is used) for each model and overall model significance (*significant at the <0.05 level, **significant at the <0.01 level, ***significant at the <0.001 level). Column 5 details the best fitting model based on the likelihood ratio test (p<0.05) or the non-significance of other models in the comparison^b. Column 6 details, in descending order of significance, predictors in the best model with a p-value of <0.1. M = Mania, D = Depression, P = Positive symptoms, A = Anxiety, N = Negative symptoms, Di = Disorganization, FXX = ICD10 diagnostic category.</p

Flow chart detailing the four steps of the analysis and the number of subjects included at each step.

<p>Flow chart detailing the four steps of the analysis and the number of subjects included at each step.</p

Component loadings, after direct oblimin rotation, of the 39 symptoms extracted from the OPCRIT+ checklist.

<p>Loadings greater than 0.3 are printed in bold. A six-component solution, with their interpretations, is presented. Item communalities and the percent of variance explained by each component are also presented.</p

Distribution of ICD-10 clinical diagnoses and demographic information.

<p>Rows provide details for all cases within 8 broad ICD ranges (in bold) and underneath each of these the accompanying largest two-digit subgroup within that range.</p