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. 2016 Mar 29;66(5):383–389. doi: 10.1093/occmed/kqw024

Table 2.

Multivariate analysis of demographic factors and the odds of experience of and intention to disclose mental ill health (n = 1915, number of respondents with full data)

Number (%) Odds ratio 95% confidence interval
Gender
 Female 1135 (59) 1.3* 1.04, 1.58
Age
 18–24 51 (3) 1 Ref.
 25–29 282 (15) 1.8 0.92, 3.53
 30–34 297 (15) 2.4* 1.2, 4.94
 35–39 245 (13) 2.71* 1.2, 6.11
 40–44 253 (13) 4.8*** 1.89, 12.03
 45–49 246 (13) 5.2** 1.88, 14.65
 50–54 265 (14) 6.9** 2.14, 22.39
 55–59 207 (11) 7.5** 2.07, 27.23
 60–64 54 (3) 4.8* 1.2, 19.14
 65 and older 15 (1) 3.8 0.7, 20.46
Role
 Doctor in training 666 (35) 1 Ref.
 Consultant/GP 1030 (54) 1.1 0.74, 1.7
 SAS/locum 219 (11) 1.0 0.64, 1.65
Employment status
 Employed 1626 (85) 1 Ref.
 Contracted 152 (8) 0.62* 0.43, 0.89
 Unemployed 12 (1) 0.5 0.14, 1.79
 Employed, but sick 15 (1) 3.8* 1.16, 12.24
 Other 110 (6) 1.17 0.76, 1.79
Years since qualifying
 0–10 657 (34) 1 Ref.
 11–25 733 (38) 0.86 0.51, 1.45
 26+ 525 (27) 1.2 0.54, 2.4
Ethnicity
 White 1660 (87) 1 Ref.
 Asian 138 (7) 0.7 0.49, 1.09
 Black 21 (1) 0.2** 0.08, 0.7
 Mixed 38 (2) 0.5 0.24, 1.04
 Chinese 11 (1) 1.3 0.34, 4.64
 Other 47 (2) 0.6 0.31, 1.08
Received mental health information
 Yes 763 (40) 1 Ref.
 No 1152 (60) 1.0 1.0, 1.02
Experienced symptoms of mental ill health
 Yes 1142 (60) 1 Ref.
 No 773 (40) 5.3*** 4.22, 6.63
Constant 0.2*** 0.11, 0.53
Intraclass correlation 0.02 0.003, 0.08
N 1915

SAS, staff and associate speciality.

*P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001.