Table 3.

—PTSD and Depressive Symptom Burden by Family Medical Care

	PTSD Symptoms					Depressive Symptoms
	No.(218)	%Yes	β (SE)	P	95% CI	No.(222)	%Yes	β (SE)	P	95% CI
Hospitalization, physical problems	216	12.0	2.772 (2.994)	.356	−3.129-8.673	222	11.7	1.785 (1.304)	.173	−0.786-4.355
Hospitalization, emotional/mental problems	216	1.4	−2.235 (2.647)	.400	−7.453-2.984	222	1.4	−3.404 (1.679)	.044	−6.713-−0.096
Hospital emergency room visit(s)	215	16.3	3.570 (2.531)	.160	−1.420-8.560	221	15.8	0.879 (1.143)	.443	−1.374-3.133
Accident/injury	215	20.0	0.506 (2.123)	.812	−3.680-4.691	219	20.1	−0.606 (0.882)	.493	−2.343-1.132
Pain medication	214	28.0	1.721 (2.034)	.398	−2.289-5.731	218	27.5	0.419 (0.807)	.604	−1.171-2.009
Medications for emotions/mood	214	18.7	6.319 (2.491)	.012	1.410-11.229	218	18.3	3.590 (1.019)	.001	1.582-5.599
Outpatient psychologic/counseling visits	185	5.9	7.589 (2.998)	.012	1.673-13.504	187	6.4	3.482 (1.622)	.033	0.281-6.683
Outpatient neurologist/pain specialist visit(s)	188	8.0	7.561 (4.162)	.071	−0.649-15.771	190	7.9	3.178 (1.605)	.049	0.011-6.344
Primary care visit(s)	211	86.7	0.619 (2.636)	.814	−4.577-5.815	214	86.9	−1.212 (1.216)	.320	−3.610-1.185

Associations were based on 18 single-predictor regression models, using a restricted maximum likelihood estimator with standard errors corrected for departure of the outcome from the normal distribution. The P values are based on t tests of the slope. See Table 2 for expansion of abbreviations.