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Table 3 Multivariate logistic regression analyses of survivor characteristics associated with mental health service utilization 5–15 months after the Utøya attack

From: Health service utilization after terrorism: a longitudinal study of survivors of the 2011 Utøya attack in Norway

    

Model 1 (n = 251)

Model 2 (n = 280)

 

Crude OR

95% CI

p-value

Adjusted OR

95% CI

p-value

Adjusted OR

95% CI

p-value

Female gender

1.77

(1.06-2.97)

0.029

1.26

(0.69-2.27)

0.452

1.16

(0.65-2.05)

0.615

Age

1.03

(0.96-1.09)

0.421

1.03

(0.96-1.11)

0.425

1.02

(0.95-1.09)

0.564

Predisaster MHS utilization

1.40

(0.78-2.52)

0.262

1.06

(0.55-2.06)

0.865

0.97

(0.52-1.84)

0.935

T1 PTSD (UCLA PTSD-RI)

2.49

(1.65-3.76)

<0.001

1.04

(0.48-2.25)

0.918

   

T1 Mental distress (SCL-8)

3.37

(2.06-5.52)

<0.001

2.81

(1.16-6.78)

0.022

   

T1 Somatic symptoms (CSSI-8)

2.95

(1.67-5.21)

<0.001

1.21

(0.56-2.63)

0.628

   

T2 PTSD (UCLA PTSD-RI)

2.61

(1.68-4.05)

<0.001

   

1.82

(0.87-3.79)

0.112

T2 Mental distress (SCL-8)

2.35

(1.48-3.73)

<0.001

   

0.67

(0.29-1.53)

0.338

T2 Somatic symptoms (CSSI-8)

5.54

(2.79-10.99)

<0.001

   

4.35

(1.75-10.83)

0.002

  1. Both models adjusted for gender, age and predisaster MHS utilization; in addition model 1 adjusted for PTSD symptoms, mental distress and somatic symptoms at T1; model 2 for PTSD symptoms, mental distress and somatic symptoms at T2. OR = Odds ratio, CI = Confidence Interval.