Table 2.

Conditional logistic regression models examining associations among patients with serious mental illness and medical conditions compared to controls.

Disease/Condition Category	Bipolar				Schizophrenia

	n = 20,308				n = 4,782

	OR^a	95% CI	SE	p^b	OR^a	95% CI	SE	p^b
Blood/Blood Forming Organs	2.21	2.02, 2.41	0.04	<.001	2.71	2.29, 3.21	0.08	<.001
Circulatory System	1.70	1.61, 1.79	0.02	<.001	1.86	1.68, 2.06	0.05	<.001
Digestive System	2.22	2.11, 2.34	0.02	<.001	2.19	1.99, 2.42	0.05	<.001
Endocrine/Immunity	2.34	2.22, 2.46	0.02	<.001	2.97	2.69, 3.28	0.05	<.001
Genitourinary	1.84	1.75, 1.93	0.02	<.001	1.59	1.44, 1.76	0.05	<.001
Infectious/Parasitic	1.78	1.68, 1.89	0.03	<.001	1.59	1.41, 1.79	0.06	<.001
Musculoskeletal	1.90	1.81, 1.98	0.02	<.001	1.07	0.98, 1.17	0.04	.127
Nervous System	1.94	1.85, 2.03	0.02	<.001	1.59	1.46, 1.74	0.04	<.001
Respiratory System	1.68	1.61, 1.76	0.02	<.001	1.50	1.34, 1.61	0.04	<.001

Note. All conditional logistic regression models adjusted for race/ethnicity and neighborhood income.

Reference group = Control patients. Patients with bipolar and schizophrenia were matched to control patients, one-to-one on gender, age, and medical home facility.

P-values were adjusted for multiple inference testing using the Hochberg²⁵ method.