Patterns of risk for anxiety-depression amongst Vietnamese-immigrants: a comparison with source and host populations

Table 3 Presents disaggregated for significant interaction effects in analysis 2

				Age: 18–29 years			Age: 30–44 years			Age: 45+ years
				Number	% within age sample	% prevalence of anxiety-depression	Number	% within age sample	% prevalence of anxiety-depression	Number	% within age sample	% prevalence of anxiety-depression
Significant interaction terms analysis 2: Vietnamese-immigrant/Australian-born
	PTE exposure
		Vietnamese-immigrant group
			High PTE exposure	26	7.1%	0.0%	114	23.0%	13.7%	128	42.9%	16.4%
			Low PTE exposure	116	31.1%	1.8%	198	40.1%	9.5%	88	29.6%	5.1%
			No PTE exposure	229	61.8%	2.4%	182	36.8%	4.5%	82	27.5%	6.8%
		Australian-born group
			High PTE exposure	300	13.9%	23.3%	421	17.1%	22.9%	536	16.1%	16.0%
			Low PTE exposure	828	38.5%	14.1%	1027	41.6%	11.7%	1392	41.7%	6.3%
			No PTE exposure	1025	47.6%	6.3%	1021	41.3%	9.4%	1411	42.3%	5.3%
Substance use disorder (SUD)
		Vietnamese-immigrant group
			SUD diagnosis	9	2.3%	0.0%	6	1.2%	27.6%	4	1.3%	38.3%
			No SUD diagnosis	362	97.7%	2.1%	487	98.8%	8.4%	293	98.7%	10.0%
		Australian-born group
			SUD diagnosis	360	16.7%	20.9%	236	9.6%	32.2%	103	3.1%	31.6%
			No SUD diagnosis	1792	83.3%	9.8%	2233	90.4%	10.5%	3237	96.9%	6.7%

Incidence (number and%) and prevalence rates (%) for anxiety-depression disaggregated by age group, PTE exposure and SUD diagnosis in the Vietnamese-immigrant and Australian-born populations (Analysis 2).

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