Table 4.

Univariable Cox regression investigating intentional self-harm (ICD 10 codes X60–X84).

Risk factor (ICD 10 code)	Intentional self-harm (X60–X84)	Single factor cox regression			Bonferroni-Holm significance level
	n (%)	HR	95% CI	p
Social welfare payment	56 (14.5)	1.443	0.977–2.132	0.066	NA
No social welfare payment	46 (10.0)
Female gender	31 (18.3)	1.807	1.185–7.755	0.006	0.01
Male gender	71 (10.5)
Age		1.000	0.984–1.016	0.996	NA
AUD (F10)*	46 (19.7)	2.214	1.499–3.270	<0.001	0.005
No AUD	56 (9.1)
SUD (F11–F19) *	52 (26.7)	3.648	2.473–5.382	<0.001	0.006
No SUD	50 (7.7)
Psychotic disorder (F20–F29)	12 (17.6)	1.461	0.799–2.670	0.218	NA
No psychotic disorder	90 (11.5)
Anxiety disorder (F40–48)*	81 (17.4)	3.262	2.019–5.272	<0.001	0.006
no anxiety disorder	21 (5.5)
Depressive disorder (F32–33)*	72 (19.5)	3.229	2.109–4.943	<0.001	0.007
No depressive disorder	30 (6.3)
Personality disorder (F60–62)*	37 (26.6)	3.055	2.039–4.577	<0.001	0.008
No personality disorder	65 (9.2)
Bipolar disorder (F30–31)	17 (16.3)	1.435	0.852–2.415	0.174	NA
No bipolar disorder	85 (11.4)
Criminal conviction	38 (16.9)	1.581	1.058–2.363	0.025	NA
No criminal conviction	64 (10.3)

Censoring (time of death, final emigration, or end of study: 20171231). Significant results at p level 0.05 were then tested with the Bonferroni-Holm procedure (n = 11). N = 848.

^*Significant result at the alfa level 0.05 after Bonferroni-Holm procedure. AUD, alcohol use diagnosis; SUD, substance use diagnosis.

NA, not applicable.