Prevalence of nonsuicidal self-injury by the presence of psychotic-like experience.

<p>Abbreviation: PLE Psychotic-like experience. Bars denote 95% confidence intervals. Prevalence figures are based on weighted sample.</p

Factor score for each condition in participants over 50 years.

<p>Factor 1 (cardio-respiratory); Factor 2 (mental-arthritis); Factor 3 (aggregate pattern).</p><p>Note =  Factor scores ≥0.25 are highlighted.</p

Impact of chronic conditions on quality of life.

<p>Linear regression model for the global sample was adjusted for sex, age, marital status, education level, urbanicity, individual chronic conditions and interactions. Analogous linear regressions were performed for male and female, adjusted by the same variables but sex. Results with 95% Confidence interval.</p><p>Impact of chronic conditions on quality of life.</p

Impact of multiple chronic conditions on quality of life.

<p>Linear regression model for the global sample was adjusted for sex, age, marital status, education level, urbanicity and number of chronic conditions. Analogous linear regressions were performed for male and female, adjusted by the same variables but sex. NOTE: QoL  =  quality of life. Results with 95% Confidence interval.</p><p>Impact of multiple chronic conditions on quality of life.</p

Description of the sample of the Spanish Cohort of the COURAGE study.

<p>Unweighted frequencies, and weighted means and proportions are displayed. Chi-square test for 2xN tables and T-test were performed to compare across gender. NOTE: Household income was divided into 5 quintiles (the first indicating the lowest income). Education category ‘no education’ included those people that had never been to school or did not finish primary school. Marital status ‘married’ category included currently married or cohabiting. Employment ‘other’ category included training, homemakers, unemployed, voluntary work, health problems, caring for family, sick leave, no need to work, temporary time off and voluntary work. Anxiety included Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Panic Disorder. Abbreviations: SE, standard error.</p><p>Description of the sample of the Spanish Cohort of the COURAGE study.</p

Impact of multiple chronic conditions on disability.

<p>Linear regression model for the global sample was adjusted for sex, age, marital status, education level, urbanicity and number of chronic conditions. Analogous linear regressions were performed for male and female, adjusted by the same variables but sex. Results with 95% Confidence interval.</p><p>Impact of multiple chronic conditions on disability.</p

Quality of life and disability scores in the sample, overall and by gender.

<p>Weighted means of quality of life and disability results for people with each condition are displayed. Results are presented for the overall sample and by gender groups. Results with 95% Confidence interval. Statistical significance from gender comparison is showed (T-test analysis). NOTE: Abbreviations: QoL, quality of life.</p><p>Quality of life and disability scores in the sample, overall and by gender.</p

Number of total, physical and mental conditions according to age and gender.

<p>CI =  Confident interval. Note =  Weighted proportion and 95% Confident Intervals are shown.</p

Impact of chronic conditions on disability.

<p>Linear regression model for the global sample was adjusted for sex, age, marital status, education level, urbanicity, individual chronic conditions and interactions. Analogous linear regressions were performed for male and female, adjusted by the same variables but sex. Results with 95% Confidence interval.</p><p>Impact of chronic conditions on disability.</p

Prevalence of 12-month physical conditions, mental disorders and multimorbidity according to age and gender.

<p>CI =  Confident interval. Note =  Weighted proportion and 95% Confident Intervals are shown. Anxiety included Generalised Anxiety Disorder and Panic Disorder. Multimorbility is defined as the presence of ≥ 2 physical or mental conditions. p(age) refers to statistical differences in the three groups of age; p(sex) refers to differences in gender, regardless the age group.</p