Statistics for attempted suicide during follow-up among 3678 female bipolar patients.

Distribution of study variables, bivariate statistics, and adjusted odds ratios with 95% confidence interval (95% CI) for attempted suicide during follow-up among 3678 female bipolar patients recorded in the BipoläR 2004–2011 and followed-up annually 2005–2012. aFatal or non-fatal attempted suicide during follow-up, as registered in the BipoläR at annual follow-ups. bChi-square values derived from two-by-two tables, hence df = 1. cWhen previous suicide attempts was explanatory variable, the logistic regression model included the potential confounder age as well as all variables in the table that had a significant p-value in bivariate comparison. When other variables in the table were explanatory variables, the variable previous suicide attempts was omitted. dCategorical variable. Bipolar disorder type 1 was reference category in the chi-square tests and in the multiple regression. eBipolar disorder of unspecified type. fSchizoaffective disorder of bipolar type. gFirst-degree relatives; data available for a subset of the cohort only. hData available for a subset of the cohort only. iBefore 18 years of age; data available for a subset of the cohort only. jOne cell had expected count less than 5; therefore, Fisher's exact test was used instead of the chi-square test. kFor instance, illness, injury, or poisoning. lFor instance, family-, work- or economy-related. mDirected towards people; data available for a subset of the cohort only.