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. 2016 May 12;11(5):e0154458. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0154458

Table 5. Predictors of at least moderate hostility three months after involuntary hospital admission (n = 1864).

Covariates Univariable model Multivariable modela,b
ORc 95% CId P-value ORc 95% CId P-value
Lower bound Upper bound Lower bound Upper bound
Gender
Male vs. Female .719 .521 .993 .045 .856 .594 1.233 .404
Age .992 .978 1.006 .237
Employed vs. Unemployed .596 .378 .939 .026 .660 .407 1.069 .091
Living alone, Yes vs. No 2.053 1.438 2.930 < .001 1.528 1.031 2.262 .034
Previous hospital stay Yes vs. No 1.725 1.152 2.584 .008 1.739 1.131 2.676 .012
Diagnosis
Schizophrenia and related disorders (F20-29) vs. others .676 .493 .925 .015 .459 .308 .685 < .001
Affective disorders (F30-39) vs. others .856 .564 1.299 .466 .436 .261 .730 .002
Global Assessment of Functioning score .993 .982 1.005 .244
At least moderate hostility at baseline, Yes vs. No 2.256 1.618 3.145 < .001 2.010 1.395 2.896 < .001
At least moderate suicidality at baseline, Yes vs. No 1.473 .973 2.229 .067 1.362 .868 2.138 .179

a Controlled for countries’ effects

b The Hosmer and Lemeshow Goodness of Fit. Test statistics were: Chi-square = 4.730; df = 8, p = .786. The C-index was: 0.731; 95% CI = .692-.770; Standard error = .020, Asymptotic sig. < .001. Both tests indicated good fit of the multivariable model.

c OR = Odds ratio

d CI = Confidence Interval