Table 5 Association between mental health outcomes and disruptions in those who did not experience flooding in a liveable room

Unaffected

285

16

1.00

18

1.00

22

1.00

All disrupted

1099

102

1.56

(0.88–2.76)

113

1.61

(0.94–2.77)

160

2.06

(1.27–3.35)

Disrupted but did not lose any utilities^a

209

24

1.62

(0.81–3.24)

22

1.40

(0.71–2.75)

34

1.96

(1.08–3.54)

Disrupted and did lose a utility

623

59

1.58

(0.86–2.88)

65

1.59

(0.90–2.80)

99

2.30

(1.37–3.83)

Disrupted but did not lose access^a

131

16

⁺ 1.70

(0.79–3.66)

17

⁺ 1.56

(0.75–3.24)

32

3.05

(1.65–5.65)

Disrupted and lost

271

46

⁺ 3.28

(1.73–6.19)

44

⁺ 2.86

(1.55–5.27)

57

3.50

(2.01–6.10)

Disrupted but did not lose access^a

864

80

1.41

(0.79–2.52)

96

1.58

(0.92–2.72)

125

⁺ 1.86

(1.14–3.04)

Disrupted and lost

154

19

2.21

(1.05–4.64)

19

2.06

(1.00–4.21)

30

⁺ 2.95

(1.57–5.51)

Disrupted, did not lose access^a

160

8

** 0.72

(0.28–1.83)

13

* 1.02

(0.47–2.24)

24

1.83

(0.96–3.50)

Disrupted and did lose access

392

44

** 2.20

(1.15–4.23)

56

* 2.30

(1.27–4.17)

70

2.70

(1.56–4.67)

Disrupted, did not lose access^a

466

33

** 1.00

(0.52–1.91)

42

** 1.11

(0.61–2.02)

61

** 1.51

(0.89–2.57)

Disrupted and did lose access

443

57

** 2.53

(1.37–4.68)

57

** 2.29

(1.28–4.10)

81

** 2.98

(1.76–5.06)

Disrupted, not evacuated

923

90

1.49

(0.84–2.65)

97

1.49

(0.87–2.56)

131

1.80

(1.10–2.93)

Disrupted, did evacuate

176

19

1.76

(0.83–3.70)

23

1.95

(0.98–3.90)

35

3.08

(1.67–5.66)