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Table 3.

SHR for Suicide in the Poststroke and Nonstroke Cohorts, Estimated Using Competing‐Risks Regression Models

	Competing‐Risks Regression Models
	Nonstroke	Poststroke
Stroke
Crude SHR (95% CI)	1 (Reference)	2.88 (2.71–3.06)^a
Adjusted SHR^b (95% CI)	1 (Reference)	2.15 (1.99–2.32)^a
Hemorrhagic stroke
Crude SHR (95% CI)	1 (Reference)	3.02 (2.83–3.21)^a
Adjusted SHR^b (95% CI)	1 (Reference)	2.01 (1.87–2.16)^a
Ischemic stroke
Crude SHR (95% CI)	1 (Reference)	2.32 (2.04–2.65)^a
Adjusted SHR^b (95% CI)	1 (Reference)	1.09 (0.96–1.25)

CI indicates confidence interval; SHR, subhazard ratio.

P<0.001.

Adjusted SHR: multivariable analysis considered age, monthly income, urbanization level, and comorbidity of schizophrenia, depression before stroke, poststroke depression, alcohol‐related illness, anxiety, mental disorders, insomnia, cognitive dysfunction, dementia after stroke, diabetes mellitus, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, coronary artery disease, and hypertension.