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Table 4 Risk of early mortality of anxiety and depression patients

From: Depression- and anxiety-related sick leave and the risk of permanent disability and mortality in the working population in Germany: a cohort study

Gender Illness Type of management Hazard ratio Confidence interval Significance
Men Anxiety Outpatient only 0.619 0.427, 0.899 P = 0.012
   Inpatient 1.579 0.873, 2.857 P = 0.131
  Depression Outpatient only 0.910 0.677, 1.222 P = 0.529
   Inpatient 2.394 1.601, 3.581 P < 0.001
  Both Outpatient only 0.418 0.199, 0.878 P = 0.021
   Inpatient 1.587 0.899, 2.801 P = 0.111
Women Anxiety Outpatient only 0.362 0.187, 0.700 P = 0.003
   Inpatient 0.475 0.119, 1.907 P = 0.294
  Depression Outpatient only 0.607 0.379, 0.972 P = 0.038
   Inpatient 2.686 1.514, 4.765 P = 0.001
  Both Outpatient only 0.205 0.051, 0.824 P = 0.026
   Inpatient 0.266 0.037, 1.896 P = 0.186
Men & women Anxiety Outpatient only 0.529 0.383, 0.733 P < 0.001
   Inpatient 1.182 0.685, 2.038 P = 0.549
  Depression Outpatient only 0.798 0.621, 1.026 P = 0.078
   Inpatient 2.504 1.802, 3.481 P < 0.001
  Both Outpatient only 0.343 0.178, 0.660 P = 0.001
   Inpatient 1.162 0.673, 2.005 P = 0.590
  1. Bold type of results denotes statistical significance at 5% level.
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