Table 2.
The incidence and persistence of psychological distress between 2017 and 2020 among people with and without disability.
| Unadjusted model |
Adjusted model |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| % [95% CI] | OR [95% CI] | p-value | % [95% CI] | OR [95% CI] | p-value | |
| Incidence | ||||||
| No disability (n = 2146) | 7.7 [6.3, 9.0] |
ref. | 7.4 [6.1, 8.7] |
ref. | ||
| Disability (n = 807) | 16.5 [13.0, 20.0] |
2.37 [1.75, 3.23] |
<0.001 | 18.9 [14.4, 23.8] |
3.01 [2.09, 4.35] |
<0.001 |
| Persistence | ||||||
| No disability (n = 161) | 25.6 [18.0, 33.2] |
ref. | 24.9 [17.8, 31.9] |
ref. | ||
| Disability (n = 214) | 63.9 [57.8, 69.9] |
5.14 [3.20, 8.24] |
<0.001 | 65.7 [58.6, 72.7] |
6.00 [3.53, 10.12] |
<0.001 |
Adjusted model = adjusted for demographic covariates (sex, age, living alone, education level, and working status); OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval; ref. = reference group. Sample design was taken into account in the analyses.