Table 2.

Occupational gender ratio and help-seeking from health professionals for mental health, logistic regression model, sample prior to and following propensity score matching with caliper (0.005), by gender

	N	OR	Low CI	Upp CI	p Value
Males
Unadjusted logistic regression model (n  =  3085)
Occupational gender ratio
Not male-dominated	1130	1
Male-dominated	1955	0.62	0.45	0.86	0.004
Adjusted logistic regression (n  =  3085)
Occupational gender ratio
Not male-dominated	1130	1
Male-dominated	1955	0.66	0.46	0.95	0.024
Propensity-adjusted logistic regression using matched sample (n  =  3035)
Occupational gender ratio
Not male-dominated	1108	1
Male-dominated	1927	0.73	0.52	1.02	0.072
Females
Unadjusted logistic regression model (n  =  3019)
Occupational gender ratio
Not male-dominated	2543	1
Male-dominated	476	0.83	0.57	1.21	0.337
Adjusted logistic regression (n  =  3019)
Occupational gender ratio
Not male-dominated	2543	1
Male-dominated	476	0.88	0.59	1.33	0.561
Propensity-adjusted logistic regression using matched sample (n  =  2738)
Occupational gender ratio
Not male-dominated	2284	1
Male-dominated	454	0.92	0.63	1.36	0.703

Adjusted models include confounders age, household structure, education, country of birth, income and MHI-5 measured in 2012; past help-seeking for mental health problems (2009); outcome (help-seeking for mental health problems) measured in 2013.