Table 2.

Results of Models for PTSS trajectories.

	Model for PTSS Persistence		Model for Delayed Onset PTSS
	with PTSS in 2013 (n = 253)		without PTSS in 2013 (n = 2022)
	Persistent vs. Recovered in 2016		Delayed vs. Never in 2016
	OR	95%CI	OR	95%CI
Female (ref: Male)	0.87	(0.47, 1.59)	1.07	(0.69, 1.65)
Age ≧75 (ref: 65–74)	1.08	(0.62, 1.88)	1.19	(0.79, 1.79)
Education >9years (ref: ≦9years)	0.84	(0.47, 1.50)	0.86	(0.56, 1.32)
Equivalized household Income ≧200 million JPY (baseline; ref: <200)	1.03	(0.56, 1.89)	0.96	(0.60, 1.53)
Married (baseline; ref: single)	1.06	(0.54, 2.07)	0.90	(0.55, 1.47)
Receiving emotional support (baseline; ref: no support)	0.69	(0.14, 3.36)	0.96	(0.39, 2.35)
Receiving care support (baseline; ref: no support)	2.99	(0.69, 12.92)	2.60	(0.59, 11.46)
Depressive symptoms (baseline; no symptoms)	1.90	(1.02, 3.54)	2.56	(1.67, 3.93)
Loss of family/friend (ref: no loss)	0.92	(0.53, 1.62)	1.08	(0.71, 1.64)
Housing damage: affected (ref: no damage)	1.19	(0.60, 2.38)	1.30	(0.82, 2.03)
Housing damage: Minor (ref: no damage)	1.64	(0.64, 4.20)	0.63	(0.23, 1.71)
Housing damage: Major (ref: no damage)	0.94	(0.29, 3.09)	1.88	(0.76, 4.69)
Housing damage: Destroyed (ref: no damage)	0.98	(0.34, 2.84)	2.41	(0.94, 6.16)
Drop in subjective economic status (ref: stable or better)	1.51	(0.85, 2.70)	2.13	(1.34, 3.39)
Job loss (ref: no loss)	2.03	(1.01, 4.12)	0.87	(0.50, 1.50)
Interruption in internal medicine care (ref: no)	1.87	(0.79, 4.44)	0.56	(0.17, 1.86)

Estimated using multiple imputation.