Table 4.

Estimated hazard ratios for various predictors on the risk of death. All models are adjusted for age, gender and study group. The reference level was set to ‘very good’ for SRH and to ‘no’ for all ‘no’/‘yes’ predictors.

	Model 1					Model 2					Model 3
	HR	95% CI			P-value	HR	95% CI			P-value	HR	95% CI			P-value
Self-reported health					<.001					0.05					0.07
Very good	Ref.	–			–	Ref.	–			–	Ref.	–			–
Good	1.15	0.85 to 1.54			0.36	1.08	0.8 to 1.45			0.63	1.05	0.77 to 1.42			0.77
Not so good/poor	2.42	1.68 to 3.49			<.001	1.63	1.08 to 2.46			0.02	1.56	1.02 to 2.37			0.04
Physical disability	–	–			–	2.06	1.14 to 3.71			0.02	2.06	1.15 to 3.70			0.02
Mental disability	–	–			–	1.32	0.68 to 2.55			0.41	1.28	0.67 to 2.47			0.46
Daily smoker	–	–			–	–	–			–	1.35	1.02 to 1.80			0.03
Physically active	–	–			–	–	–			–	1.07	0.82 to 1.39			0.64

Abbreviations: HR: hazard ratio; CI: confidence interval.