Table 3:

Adjusted hazard ratios (HRs) for selected outcomes according to disability-related factors.^a

	All deaths		All cancers		Heart diseases		Intentional self-harm		Drug overdoses involving opioids
	HR	95% CI	HR	95% CI	HR	95% CI	HR	95% CI	HR	95% CI
Lost time	1.44	1.27–1.63	1.41	1.10–1.81	1.42	1.06–1.92	1.85	1.02–3.37	1.89	1.22–2.93
Weeks of lost time (per 100 weeks)	1.27	1.14–1.41	1.05	0.84–1.32	1.35	1.06–1.71	1.53	0.94–2.50	1.73	1.23–2.44
Permanent partial disability (vs. no disability)	1.25	1.12–1.40	0.98	0.78–1.23	1.25	0.95–1.63	1.28	0.75–2.18	2.31	1.59–3.37
Permanent total disability (vs. no disability)	1.11	0.61–2.03	1.37	0.51–3.71	1.38	0.43–4.50	3.36	0.46–24.82	3.16	0.43–23.04
Percent permanent disability (per 10%)	1.10	1.03–1.17	0.97	0.85–1.11	1.13	0.98–1.31	1.27	0.96–1.68	1.40	1.14–1.71
Surgical treatment	0.90	0.55–1.48	0.40	0.10–1.61	0.92	0.29–2.87	1.46	0.20–10.56	0	NC

HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; NC, not calculated as no cases exposed

^aModels were adjusted for age (time scale) and for sex and birth date (±5 years) by matching. The number of observed cases in these analyses ranged from 60 to 1295, depending on the death category and disability-related factor in the model.

^bPermanent partial or permanent total disability