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Published in final edited form as: Psychooncology. 2009 Jan;18(1):50–61. doi: 10.1002/pon.1371

Table 3.

Associations between Closeness to Death and Mental Disorders among Patients

Diagnosis^a	Unadjusted OR (95% CI)		p value	Adjusted OR (95% CI)^b		p value
Generalized Anxiety Disorder	1.003	(1.727 – 0.383)	0.9877	1.217	(0.852 – 1.739)	0.2801
SCID Depression	0.958	(0.793 – 1.159)	0.6607	1.060	(0.863 – 1.303)	0.5784
Endicott Depression	0.924	(0.753 – 1.134)	0.4477	1.022	(0.815 – 1.283)	0.8479
Panic Disorder	1.023	(0.767 – 1.363)	0.8793	1.085	(0.800 – 1.471)	0.5999
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder	0.829	(0.616 – 1.115)	0.2146	0.955	(0.696 – 1.309)	0.7748
At Least One of the Above Diagnoses^c	0.926	(0.787 – 1.090)	0.3559	1.016	(0.852 – 1.212)	0.8565

Note.

Binary outcomes indicating the presence or absence of current diagnosis.

Logistic regression analyses adjusted for patients' physical symptom burden.

Refers to presence of at least one of four SCID diagnoses, not including depression diagnosed using Endicott substitution method.