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. 2015 Feb;105(2):304–310. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2014.302219

TABLE 2—

Mental Health Inpatient Utilization Among Continuously Employed and Insured Workers: 2007–2012

Yearly Mental Health Inpatient Visits
Variable 2007–2010 Cohort, b (95% CI) 2007–2012 Cohort, b (95% CI) 2007–2010 Cohort, With Interactions at High-Layoff Plants,a b (95% CI) 2007–2012 Cohort, With Interactions at High-Layoff Plants,a b (95% CI)
Time trend before 2009 0.00056 (−0.00034, 0.00146) 0.00035 (−0.00047, 0.00117) 0.00087 (−0.00034, 0.00208) 0.00051 (−0.00065, 0.00167)
Time trend after 2009 0.00245* (0.00058, 0.00433) 0.00036 (−0.00010, 0.00083) 0.00126 (−0.00100, 0.00351) 0.00004 (−0.00061, 0.00069)
Interaction terms: job security
 Before 2009 x high layoff −0.00046 (−0.00170, 0.00078) −0.00037 (−0.00153, 0.00079)
 After 2009 x high layoff 0.00215 (−0.00144, 0.00575) 0.00058 (−0.00026, 0.00143)
 High layoff 0.00027 (−0.00157, 0.00210) −0.00032 (−0.00193, 0.00129)
 Unemployment rate −0.00029* (−0.00054, −0.00005) −0.00011 (−0.00031, 0.00010) −0.00031* (−0.00057, −0.00006) −0.00009 (−0.00028, 0.00011)
Constant 0.00423 (−0.00190, 0.01037) 0.00082 (−0.00249, 0.00413) 0.00447 (−0.00181, 0.01074) 0.00087 (−0.00267, 0.00442)
Model comparisons
Difference in trend, before vs after recession 0.00189 0.00028

Note. CI = confidence interval. Analyses were conducted with piecewise regression with a discontinuity in 2009, with fixed effects at the individual level. Models controlled for age squared and age cubed. The 2007–2010 cohort had 46 500 observations for 11 625 individuals; the 2007–2012 cohort had 61 452 observations for 10 242 individuals.

a

A high-layoff plant laid off ≥ 40 employees in 1 day (n = 7). Reference group = all other plants (n = 18).

*P < .05.