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Table 2 Results from generalised linear mixed models using self-rated general health in past 4 weeks with “Excellent-Good” and “Fair-Very Poor” the outcome. OR-odds ratio; p = p-value; CI = confidence interval

From: The association of migration experiences on the self-rated health status among adult humanitarian refugees to Australia: an analysis of a longitudinal cohort study

Variable

Response

General Health

OR

p

95% CI

Gender

Male

Female

2.02

0.000

(1.51–2.71)

Age Group (years)

18–25

26–35

1.71

0.032

(1.05–2.78)

36–45

3.45

0.000

(2.13–5.60)

46–55

6.91

0.000

(3.83–5.50)

56–65

9.86

0.000

(5.00–9.41)

65+

8.32

0.000

(3.31–10.9)

Region of Birth

Middle East

Africa

0.39

0.000

(0.17–0.56)

Central Asia

0.39

0.000

(0.26–0.58)

South-East Asia

0.92

0.802

(0.50–1.70)

Southern Asia

1.08

0.755

(0.65–1.81)

Pre-arrival education

No schooling

≤6 years of schooling

1.15

0.545

(0.73–1.82)

6–12 years of schooling

0.70

0.118

(0.45–1.09)

Trade or technical qualification

0.70

0.308

(0.36–1.38)

University degree

0.50

0.021

(0.28–0.90)

Main income source in Australia

Own salary or wage

Government support

1.50

0.156

(0.86–2.65)

Other

3.25

0.013

(1.27–8.30)

No. daily financial hardships

0

1–2

1.75

0.002

(1.23–2.51)

3–6

3.01

0.001

(1.60–5.70)

Has long term disability, injury or health condition

Yes

No

0.15

0.000

(0.09–1.04)