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Table 3 Probability of psychiatric outpatient visits once or more during the previous year in a population with self-reported anxiety/depression (multivariable logistic regressions)

From: Gender differences in the use of psychiatric outpatient specialist services in Tromsø, Norway are dependent on age: a population-based cross-sectional survey

 

Both genders n = 1575

Women n = 987

Men n = 588

 

OR for trend

95 % CI (p-value)

OR for trend

95 % CI (p-value)

OR for trend

95 % CI (p-value)

Gender a

0.76

0.54–1.06 (0.109)

-

-

-

-

Age in 10 year groups

0.73

0.63–0.85 (<0.001)

0.71

0.60–0.85 (<0.001)

0.79

0.61–1.02 (0.074)

Marital status b

0.88

0.59–1.32 (0.544)

0.92

0.57–1.49 (0.732)

0.79

0.38–1.63 (0.525)

Household Income c

0.91

0.73–1.14 (0.418)

0.89

0.68–1.16 (0.389)

0.98

0.67–1.44 (0.918)

Education d

1.34

1.08–1.68 (0.009)

1.42

1.08–1.89 (0.014)

1.21

0.84–1.75 (0.316)

Degree of anxiety/depression e

7.96

3.96–16.00 (<0.001)

9.85

4.21–23.04 (<0.001)

5.04

1.38–18.44 (0.014)

GP visits last year f

2.92

1.40–6.09 (0.004)

3.54

1.26–9.98 (0.017)

2.29

0.80–6.57 (0.124)

  1. OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval
  2. Statistically significant findings (95 % CI/p < 0.05) are marked in bold
  3. aGender: 0 = women, 1 = men
  4. bMarital status: 0 = single, 1 = married/cohabitant
  5. cHousehold income: 1 = low, 2 = low middle, 3 = high middle, 4 = high
  6. dEducation: 1 = low, 2 = middle, 3 = high
  7. eDegree of anxiety or depression: 2 = moderate, 3 = severe
  8. fGP visits last year: 0 = no, 1 = yes