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

Table 3.

Incidence rate ratios (IRRs) and cumulative incidence values (%) for self-harm and violent offending at ages 15–35 by reason for trauma-related hospital admission before the 15th birthday

People with adverse outcome (n) Incidence rate per 10 000 person-years IRR*(95% CI) Cumulative incidence(95% CI)
Men
Self-harm
Self-harm§ 110 50·8 2·24 (1·84–2·69) 7·5% (5·7–9·7)
Interpersonal violence 54 65·6 3·14 (2·37–4·05) 9·4% (7·1–12·0)
Accident 1688 30·1 1·54 (1·46–1·62) 5·0% (4·6–5·3)
No trauma-related hospital admission (ref) 8871 18·5 1·00 3·2% (3·1–3·2)
Violent crime conviction
Self-harm 230 110·3 1·92 (1·69–2·19) 13·7% (11·7–15·8)
Interpersonal violence 149 196·5 3·82 (3·24–4·47) 25·0% (21·2–28·9)
Accident 4012 73·8 1·50 (1·45–1·56) 10·4% (10·0–10·8)
No trauma-related hospital admission (ref) 21 662 46·0 1·00 6·8% (6·7–6·9)
Women
Self-harm
Self-harm§ 657 248·0 6·60 (6·10–7·14) 21·4% (19·8–23·1)
Interpersonal violence 54 152·2 4·16 (3·14–5·37) 18·3% (13·5–23·6)
Accident 1789 47·9 1·47 (1·40–1·55) 6·5% (6·1–7·0)
No trauma-related hospitalisation (ref) 13 028 28·4 1·00 4·0% (4·0–4·1)
Violent crime conviction
Self-harm 163 55·4 6·41 (5·45–7·48) 6·4% (5·2–7·8)
Interpersonal violence 29 77·8 9·85 (6·67–13·92) 8·4% (5·7–11·6)
Accident 430 11·2 1·58 (1·42–1·74) 1·5% (1·3–1·6)
No trauma-related hospital admission (ref) 2815 6·0 1·00 0·9% (0·9–0·9)
*

Adjusted for age band and calendar year period.

Measures the probability or risk of experiencing the outcome of interest by the 35th birthday.

Self harm as an outcome (15–35 years).

§

Self harm as a reason for hospital admission (before age 15 years).