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. 2013 Jul 6;13:260. doi: 10.1186/1472-6963-13-260

Table 2.

Risk factors for victimisation-related injury admission: multivariable analyses (incidence rate ratios and 95% confidence limits)

Age group (years) Factors Multivariable (no interactions)
IRR (95%CI)
<3y
 
 
 
Western Australia
1.35
(1.22, 1.50)
Year of age
0.6
(0.58, 0.63)
Female
0.8
(0.75, 0.86)
2nd least deprived
1.04
(0.91, 1.19)
3
1.65
(1.46, 1.86)
4
2.74
(2.44, 3.08)
Most deprived
5.82
(5.2, 6.52)
3 – 10
 
 
 
Western Australia
0.99
(0.86, 1.14)
Year of age
0.96
(0.94, 0.98)
Female
0.62
(0.57, 0.69)
2nd least deprived
1.09
(0.92, 1.29)
3
1.58
(1.34, 1.86)
4
2.61
(2.23, 3.06)
Most deprived
4.84
(4.15, 5.63)
11 – 15
 
 
 
Western Australia
0.92
(0.82, 1.03)
Year of age
1.72
(1.65, 1.79)
Female
1.01
(0.91, 1.13)
2nd least deprived
1.06
(0.88, 1.26)
3
1.42
(1.19, 1.7)
4
1.98
(1.66, 2.35)
Most deprived
3.28
(2.77, 3.89)
16 – 17  
 
 
Western Australia
1.84
(1.57, 2.15)
Year of age
1.14
(0.98, 1.33)
Female
0.53
(0.45, 0.62)
2nd least deprived
0.94
(0.74, 1.21)
3
1.26
(0.99, 1.61)
4
1.6
(1.25, 2.03)
Most deprived 2.58 (2.03, 3.28)

IRR = incidence rate ratio.

Overall p-value <0.001 for all models.