Fig. 2From: Short group psychoeducation followed by daily electronic self-monitoring in the long-term treatment of bipolar disorders: a multicenter, rater-blind, randomized controlled trialMood symptoms (YMRS, HRDS-17), quality of life (SF-36), self-efficacy expectations (GSE, HLOC) and perceived involvement in care (PICS) showed no significant group-by-time interactions (smallest p = 0.105) and were stable over time independent of group allocation (smallest p = 0.105)Back to article page