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. 2019 Aug 19;29:e44. doi: 10.1017/S2045796019000386

Table 2.

Adjusted odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals for associations between prolonged grief disorder and pre-migration and post-migration stressors (controlling for age, gender, marital status and time since arriving in Australia)

Participants (N  =  1245 [1302])
PGD (n  =  75 [99]) No PGD (n  =  1171 [1203])
N % N % AOR 95% CI p
Combat exposure 43 62.2 417 48.5 1.69 1.04–2.74 0.0348
Extreme living conditions 34 49.0 410 47.7 0.97 0.61–1.54 0.8921
Serious injury 20 28.4 169 19.7 1.60 0.95–2.67 0.0758
Imprisonment 21 30.6 189 22.0 1.61 0.96–2.68 0.0721
Separation from family 16 23.1 163 19.0 1.44 0.81–2.56 0.2111
Murder/disappearance of family 23 32.8 156 18.1 2.15 1.26–3.66 0.0052
Murder/disappearance of a stranger 24 34.1 218 25.3 1.49 0.87–2.55 0.1441
Torture 19 27.7 139 16.1 2.11 1.19–3.74 0.0105
Gender-based violence 14 20.4 130 15.1 1.34 0.67–2.67 0.4057
N M (S.E.) N M (S.E.)
# of types of personal trauma 69 3.73 (0.20) 860 2.75 (0.07) 1.21 1.11–1.32 <0.0001
# of post-migration stressors 71 2.92(0.23) 1133 2.46 (0.07) 1.12 0.99–1.27 0.0629

For the trauma-exposure questions, after excluding ‘not applicable’ and missing, the weighted N  =  930 (69 ‘PGD’ and 860 ‘No PGD’); for the ‘stressors’ variable the weighted N  =  1204 (71 ‘PGD’ and 1133 ‘No PGD’).