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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 20.
Published in final edited form as: J Trauma Stress. 2018 Jun 20;31(3):383–390. doi: 10.1002/jts.22286

Table 1.

Childhood Trauma Questionnaire Outcomes Stratified by Self-Reported Inability to Access Hospital Health Services in the Previous 6 Months Among Persons Who Inject Drugs (PWID) in Vancouver, Canada

Inability to Access Hospital Health Servicesa

Characteristic Total Yes No χ2 df p
n % n % n %
Total 1,642 100 78 4.8 1,564 95.2
Physical Abuse
  Moderate/severe 562 34.2 37 47.4 525 33.6 5.56 1 .018
  Low/none 1,043 63.5 41 52.6 1,002 64.1
Sexual abuse
  Moderate/severe 499 30.4 32 41.0 467 29.9 4.00 1 .045
  Low/none 1,120 68.2 46 59.0 1,074 68.7
Emotional abuse
  Moderate/severe 729 44.4 48 61.5 681 43.5 9.47 1 .002
  Low/none 856 52.1 28 35.9 828 52.9
Physical neglect
  Moderate/severe 495 30.1 30 38.5 465 29.7 3.00 1 .083
  Low/none 1,103 67.2 45 57.7 1,058 67.7
Emotional neglect
  Moderate/severe 806 49.1 47 60.3 759 48.5 3.93 1 .048
  Low/none 782 47.6 29 37.2 753 48.1

Note. N = 1,642. Not all cells add up to 1,642 due to missing observations.

a

Self-reported inability to access hospital health care services in the previous 6 months, as reported at baseline.