From: Professional Service Utilisation among Patients with Severe Mental Disorders
 | Bivariate analyses Standardised Beta (P value) | Multiple linear regression Standardised Beta (95% CI) |
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Predisposing factors | Â | Â |
Age | 0.160 (0.068) | Â |
Gender (male = 1) | 0.246 (0.005) | Â |
Marital status | 0.319 (< 0.001) | Â |
Importance attributed to service accessibility in terms of opening hours | 0.295 (0.001) | Â |
Enabling factors | Â | Â |
Housing situation (supervised vs autonomous) | -0.173 (0.049) | Â |
Territory (urban vs semi-urban/rural) | -0.263 (0.002) | Â |
Amount of help from relatives for social needs | 0.235 (0.033) | 0.166 (0.012; 0.622) |
Amount of help from relatives for global needs | 0.160 (0.068) | 0.161 (0.006; 0.183) |
Duration of follow-up by GP | 0.692 (< 0.001) | 0.351 (0.069; 0.470) |
Duration of follow-up by case manager | 0.261 (0.003) | Â |
Satisfaction with regard to geographic accessibility | 0.152 (0.089) | Â |
Satisfaction with regard to waiting time to receive help | 0.179 (0.040) | Â |
Satisfaction with regard to ease of accessing a GP | 0.738 (< 0.001) | 0.425 (0.124; 0.516) |
Need factors | Â | Â |
Number of health needs | 0.178 (0.042) | Â |
History of suicide attempts | 0.186 (0.034) | Â |
Number of suicide attempts | 0.182 (0.037) | Â |
Psychiatric disorders in the family | 0.154 (0.095) | Â |
 |  | F = 26.887; P < 0.001 R2 = 61.3% |