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. 2017 Jun 1;2(7):e314–e322. doi: 10.1016/S2468-2667(17)30094-4

Table 2.

Incidence rate ratios (IRRs) for self-harm and violent criminality at ages 15–35 years, linked with any trauma-related hospital admission before 15th birthday

People with adverse outcome (n) Incidence rate per 10 000 person-years IRR 1*(95% CI) IRR 2(95% CI)
Men
Self-harm
Any trauma-related hospital admission 1806 30·9 1·61 (1·53–1·69) 1·50 (1·42–1·58)
No trauma-related hospital admission (ref) 8871 18·5 1·00 1·00
Violent crime conviction
Any trauma-related hospital admission 4306 76·0 1·58 (1·53–1·63) 1·49 (1·44–1·54)
No trauma-related hospital admission (ref) 21 662 46·0 1·00 1·00
Women
Self-harm
Any trauma-related hospital admission 2343 58·8 1·94 (1·85–2·02) 1·85 (1·77–1·94)
No trauma-related hospital admission (ref) 13 028 28·4 1·00 1·00
Violent crime conviction
Any trauma-related hospital admission 579 14·1 2·16 (1·97–2·36) 1·91 (1·73–2·10)
No trauma-related hospital admission (ref) 2815 6·0 1·00 1·00
*

Adjusted for age band and calendar year period.

Adjusted for age band and calendar year period, and also for parental socioeconomic status measured at the 15th birthday.