Initiation of multiple-session psychological care in civilians exposed to the November 2015 Paris terrorist attacks

Table 2 Univariate analysis of factors associated with MSPC, civilians with HAD-d ≥ 8, partial or full PTSD (ESPA 13 November, n = 287)

Logistic regression		Univariate logistic regression
Independent Variables		MSPC Initiation
	Reference category	OR	95% CI		P
Number of reported somatic problems		1.25	1.12	1.39	< .0001
Exposure
Threatened only	Witness only	6.17	2.62	14.54	< .0001
Indirectly exposed only	Witness only	2.62	1.20	5.71	0.015
Threatened and indirectly exposed	Witness only	8.05	3.64	17.81	< .0001
Witness and indirectly exposed	Witness only	2.31	0.96	5.57	0.061
Age		0.99	0.98	1.01	0.547
Socio-professional category
Upper and middle management^a	Workers, employees, other^b	0.98	0.61	1.56	0.637
Professional situation
Professionally inactive^c	Professionally active	0.88	0.53	1.50	0.631
Gender
Woman	Man	1.55	0.92	2.59	0.097
Level of education
USSC or less	Higher than USSC	1.04	0.59	1.834	0.900
Matrimonial status
Married, cohabiting, Civil union	Single, divorced, widowed	1.75	1.09	2.81	0.020
Social isolation
Felt supported	Felt isolated	1.04	0.63	1.71	0.881
History of trauma
Yes	No	1.06	0.65	1.71	0.826
Psychological treatment history
Yes	No	1.91	1.08	3.38	0.026
Outreach Psychological Support
Yes	No	2.08	1.29	3.35	0.003
Visited a GP
Yes	No	2.57	1.45	4.56	0.001
Support from an association for victims
Yes	No	5.43	2.78	10.61	< 0.001

^aUpper and middle management: craftsperson, trader, business leader, professor, senior intellectual
^bWorkers, employees, others: employee, blue-collar worker, technician, no professional activity, other
^cStudent, retired, full-time home maker, unemployed

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