The CAMP study: feasibility and clinical correlates of standardized assessments of substance use in a youth psychiatric inpatient sample

Table 4 Selected Kendall’s tau correlations between substance variables and clinical severity and complexity outcomes

	Youth-reported psychiatric symptomatology as per OCHS-EBS							Physician-reported
	SP	GAD	MDE	ADHD	ODD	CD	Total # surpassing clinical thresholds	Aggressive threats and behaviors	Total # of discharge diagnoses based on categories
Frequency
Cannabis	− 0.076	0.007	0.075	0.128	0.266^b	0.309^b	0.212^b	0.227^a	0.117
Alcohol	0.054	0.038	0.105	0.073	0.210^b	0.250^b	0.200^a	0.212^a	0.093
Cigarette	0.005	0.069	0.071	0.185^a	0.295^b	0.447^b	0.280^b	0.324^b	0.167
E-cigarette	− 0.021	0.05	0.107	0.14	0.259^b	0.300^b	0.284^b	0.136	0.141
Prescription	0.208^a	0.245^b	0.279^b	0.168^a	0.230^b	0.319^b	0.360^b	0.262^b	0.197^a
Other	0.081	0.137	0.174^a	0.206^a	0.274^b	0.374^b	0.341^b	0.282^b	0.200^a
Coping motives
Cannabis coping motives	0.293^b	0.398^b	0.206	0.001	0.052	0.04	0.229^a	− 0.068	0.358^a
Alcohol coping motives	0.128	0.302^b	0.236^a	0.320^b	0.299^b	0.316^b	0.412^b	0.159	0.540^b
Substance use disorder scores
CUDIT total score	− 0.094	0.015	0.072	− 0.041	0.002	− 0.005	0.005	0.039	0.116
AUDIT total score	0.02	0.123	0.186	0.289^b	0.336^b	0.444^b	0.396^b	0.281^a	0.442^b
Using substances with others
Using cannabis with others	− 0.172	− 0.14	− 0.112	0.049	0.054	0.108	− 0.043	− 0.085	0.049
Using alcohol with others	−0.103	− 0.167	− 0.067	− 0.111	− 0.143	− 0.117	− 0.187	− 0.113	− 0.205

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