International Journal for Equity in Health

Table 2 Fixed effect estimates from multinomial ordinal logistic regression models describing individual-level changes in SRH over time before and during the economic crisis across 23 countries

From: Individual-level changes in self-rated health before and during the economic crisis in Europe

	Pre-crisis period			During–crisis period
Country	β	SE	Change^a	β	SE	Change^a
Austria	−0.025	0.055	S	0.091	0.040	I
Belgium	0.063	0.055	S	−0.041	0.047	S
Cyprus	−0.034	0.052	S	0.036	0.050	S
Czech Republic	−0.104	0.034	S	<-0.001	0.037	S
Denmark	0.082	0.095	S	0.132	0.060	I
Estonia	0.110	0.072	S	0.118	0.038	I
Spain	0.132	0.032	I	−0.065	0.025	D
Finland	−0.162	0.069	D	0.018	0.053	S
France	−0.069	0.098	S	0.162	0.025	I
Hungary	0.111	0.028	I	0.059	0.028	I
Iceland	0.319	0.165	S	0.116	0.107	S
Italy	−0.165	0.025	D	−0.037	0.020	S
Lithuania	−0.172	0.049	D	0.229	0.046	I
Luxemburg	−0.032	0.186	S	0.198	0.054	I
Latvia	−0.275	0.040	D	0.102	0.029	I
Netherlands	0.142	0.045	I	0.088	0.048	S
Norway	0.467	0.265	S	0.129	0.047	I
Poland	−0.106	0.020	D	−0.026	0.022	S
Portugal	−0.055	0.075	S	0.063	0.038	S
Sweden	−0.119	0.084	S	−0.031	0.063	S
Slovenia	−0.075	0.040	S	0.067	0.036	S
Slovakia	−0.079	0.049	S	0.085	0.040	I
UK	−0.055	0.041	S	0.170	0.046	I

β regression coefficients, SE standard error, SRH self-rated health
β represents regression coefficients measuring the probability of change towards fair or poor SRH status over time (i.e., very good/good SRH was a reference category)
^aIndicates the individual patterns of change in the status of SRH over time: S = stable in SRH status, D = significant decline in fair or poor SRH status and I = significant increase in fair or poor SRH status

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