Table 4 Association between mental health outcomes and disruptions amongst those who experienced flooding in a liveable room

Unaffected

285

16

1.00

18

1.00

22

1.00

Flooded

622

125

5.91

(3.17–10.99)

169

6.50

(3.77–11.24)

214

7.19

(4.33–11.93)

Flooded but did not lose any utilities^a

32

8

3.14

(1.17–8.39)

10

⁺ 3.45

(1.45–8.22)

10

* 2.90

(1.25–6.73)

Flooded and did lose a utility

510

110

6.19

(3.30–11.59)

148

⁺ 6.64

(3.84–11.48)

188

* 7.27

(4.39–12.03)

Flooded but did not lose access^a

45

13

5.55

(2.31–13.35)

17

6.56

(3.04–14.15)

17

⁺ 5.22

(2.46–11.06)

Flooded and lost

139

30

5.06

(2.43–10.54)

46

6.81

(3.63–12.78)

60

⁺ 9.62

(5.31–17.43)

Flooded but did not lose access^a

324

61

4.24

(2.25–7.99)

88

4.79

(2.76–8.32)

105

5.09

(3.04–8.50)

Flooded and lost

260

59

5.73

(2.95–11.15)

76

5.95

(3.32–10.66)

99

6.89

(4.00–11.84)

Flooded, did not lose access^a

87

15

4.05

(1.80–9.18)

25

6.06

(3.01–12.18)

30

5.33

(2.79–10.19)

Flooded and did lose access

228

52

6.34

(3.19–12.60)

70

7.43

(4.06–13.59)

91

7.74

(4.43–13.51)

Flooded, did not lose access^a

281

56

4.45

(2.33–8.48)

78

4.98

(2.83–8.74)

94

* 4.83

(2.87–8.14)

Flooded and did lose access

231

50

5.61

(2.85–11.02)

72

6.85

(3.80–12.30)

90

* 8.00

(4.62–13.83)