Table 5.

—PTSD and Depressive Symptom Burden by Services Families Would Have Found Helpful

	PTSD Symptoms					Depressive Symptoms
Potentially Helpful Services	No.(218)	%Yes	β (SE)	P	95% CI	No.(222)	%Yes	β (SE)	P	95% CI
Counselor or psychologist	211	32.2	7.661 (1.906)	< .001	3.904-11.418	214	31.8	2.469 (0.827)	.003	0.838-4.099
Place to be alone	211	33.2	2.725 (1.860)	.144	−0.941-6.392	214	34.1	0.459 (0.741)	.536	−1.001-1.920
Help with financial problems	211	9.5	6.494 (3.306)	.051	−0.023-13.011	214	8.9	2.259 (1.443)	.119	−0.585-5.104
Support group	211	16.1	2.968 (2.427)	.223	−1.816-7.752	214	15.0	1.871 (1.099)	.090	−0.296-4.038
24-h access to patient	211	42.7	1.162 (1.696)	.494	−2.182-4.506	214	42.1	0.471 (0.730)	.519	−0.967-1.910
Information about spiritual care services	211	15.2	5.719 (2.510)	.024	0.770-10.668	214	14.5	2.394 (1.092)	.029	−0.241-4.546

Associations were based on 12 single-predictor regression models, using a restricted maximum likelihood estimator with SEs 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.