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Table 5.

Determinants of transmission of hospital care information about suicide attempters to their general practitioner (GPs), Belgian Network of Sentinel General Practices (SGP), Flanders, 2013–2016

	n/N (%)	P value	Adjusted OR (95% CI)
All	135/199 (67.8)
GP was on site following the suicide attempt
Yes	21/23 (91.3)	0.010	5.61 (1.54 to 20.39)
No	112/173 (64.7)	0.010	Reference
GP was informed about attempt by patient
Yes	10/23 (43.5)	0.008	Removed ^*
No	123/173 (74.1)	0.008	Removed ^*
Province of West or East Flanders
Yes	61/80 (76.3)	0.037	Removed ^*
No	74/119 (62.3)	0.037	Removed ^*
Urbanisation of the SGP location
Urban area	72/125 (57.6)	0.000	Removed *
Suburban area	63/74 (85.1)	0.000	Removed *
Interaction between province and urbanisation of SGP location
Outside West East Flanders, urban area	35/75 (46.8)	0.000	Reference
West East Flanders, urban area	37/50 (74.0)		3.11 (1.16 to 8.33)
West East Flanders, suburban area	24/30 (80.0)		4.40 (1.13 to 17.10)
Outside West East Flanders, suburban area	39/44 (88.6)		9.95 (3.04 to 32.57)

The model initially included independent baseline and follow-up variables (including time span between event and reporting of second follow-up form) that were found to be associated univariately at the (borderline) 0.05 level with the dependent variable.

*Variable was removed because it did not significantly affect the fit of the model.

P, p value of univariate association.