TABLE 2.
Time trends for legal intervention- and assault-related injuries treated in hospital emergency departments—nationally representative estimates for US men and women ages 15–34, 2001–2014 (N = 683,033 injuries). Results from inverse variance-weighted linear regression models
| Injury intent | Gender | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All persons | Men | Women | ||||
| Coef. | 95 % CI | Coef. | 95 % CI | Coef. | 95 % CI | |
| Legal intervention | ||||||
| Yeara | 1.70 | (1.01, 2.39) | 3.03 | (1.81, 4.25) | 0.30 | (0.48, 0.55) |
| Interceptb | 46.65 | (42.54, 50.76) | 77.53 | (70.34, 84.72) | 14.86 | (13.13, 16.59) |
| Assault | ||||||
| Yeara | −7.93 | (−16.22, 0.35) | −8.73 | (−20.40, 2.94) | −6.89 | (−14.12, 0.34) |
| Interceptb | 1206.05 | (1155.82, 1256.29) | 1452.88 | (1382.85, 1522.91) | 949.94 | (903.86, 996.02) |
aCoefficient corresponds to the estimated annual injury rate increase per 100,000 population
bCoefficient corresponds to the model-based estimate for the injury rate per 100,000 population in 2001