. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jun 1.

Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Emerg Care. 2016 Jun;32(6):347–351. doi: 10.1097/PEC.0000000000000537

Table 3.

Multivariate model of bullying victimization as a predictor of screening positive for elevated suicide risk for entire cohort and stratified by chief complaint.

	Entire Cohort (N=524)
	Entire Cohort (n=524)	Bullying (n=60)	No bullying (n=464)	Adjusted OR (95% CIs)
Suicide Risk SIQ+ or ASQ+	151 (28.8)	33 (55.0)	118 (25.4)	3.19 (1.66-6.11)^*

	Medical/Surgical Complaints (n=344)
	Medical/Surgical Complaints (n=344)	Bullying (n=22)	No bullying (n=322)	Adjusted OR (95% CIs)
Suicide Risk SIQ+ or ASQ+	34 (9.9)	5 (22.7)	29 (9.0)	4.62 (1.25-17.05)^*

	Psychiatric Complaints (n=180)
	Psychiatric Complaints (n=180)	Bullying (n=38)	No bullying (n=142)	Adjusted OR (95% CIs)
Suicide Risk SIQ+ or ASQ+	117 (65.0)	28 (73.7)	89 (62.7)	1.88 (0.78-4.54)^*

Note. Values are n(%) unless otherwise noted.

Age, gender (male), race (white), insurance (public), depression, and substance use were entered into the logistic regression models as covariates.