Table 2.

The predictive model for suicide in males based on individual data from 2002 to 2010^a.

Variables	Coefficient	Odds ratio	P value
Age	0.01	1.01	<.001
Charlson score	0.11	1.12	.01
Rural town _60m	0.44	1.55	<.001
Hospitalisation for Suicide attempt_60m	1.88	6.55	<.001
Emergency room visits for Physical health reasons_3m	1.00	2.72	<.001
Outpatient psychiatrist visits for mental health reasons_60m	0.67	1.95	<.001
Outpatient GPb visits for Physical health reasons_60m	–0.15	0.86	<.001
Psychotherapy visits with a GP_3m	0.24	1.27	<.001
Mood and anxiety disorders_60m	0.99	2.69	<.001
Substance use disorders_60m	0.89	2.44	<.001
Personality disorders_60m	0.41	1.51	<.001
Respiratory disorders_60m	–0.28	0.76	<.001
Other mental disorders_60m	0.26	1.30	<.001
Symptoms, Signs and Ill-defined Conditions_3m	0.13	1.14	<.001
Non-intentional trauma _48m	0.21	1.23	<.001
Infectious disease_6m	0.30	1.35	<.001
Endocrine system disorder_48m	–0.15	0.86	<.001
Genito-urinary disorders_24m	–0.08	0.92	.01
Cancer_60m	–0.15	0.86	<.001
Regional mental budget	–0.001	1.00	<.001
Constant	–4.85	—c	—

^aReceiver operating characteristic curve 0.79 (95% CI 0.78-0.79); Brier score 0.01.

^bGP: general physician.

^cNot applicable.