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

Table 3 Mean general health prevalence among humanitarian refugees in the BNLA project calculated two ways using: (1) sample data; and (2) final model adjusting for model independent variables. Both methods used the provided sample weights. (n)ⁿ = Number provided in the sample calculation only

General Health		Wave 1		Wave 2		Wave 3
Fair-Very Poor	Weights applied	%(n)ⁿ	95% CI	%(n)ⁿ	95% CI	%(n)ⁿ	95% CI
Mean calculated from sample	Yes	35.7% (805)	33.8–37.7%	36.8% (691)	34.6–39.0%	39.7% (685)	37.4–42.0%
Mean calculated for model variables	Yes	34.6		34.0		33.4

NOTE: No significant differences between waves as suggested by 95% confidence intervals and this was confirmed using z-tests: Waves1–2 difference z statistic = 0.28, p = 0.779; Waves 2–3 difference z-statistic = 0.25; p = 0.802; and Waves1–3 difference z-statistic = 0.66; p = 0.51

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