Healthcare utilization after mass trauma: a register-based study of consultations with primary care and mental health services in survivors of terrorism

Table 3 Increases in mean yearly consultation rates with primary care physicians (PCP) and specialized mental health services (MHS) the first, second and third year after the Utøya attack 22.7.2011 compared to the year preceding the attack in 123 (48%) female and 132 (52%) male survivors

	Increases in mean yearly consultation rates after the attack
Type of health services	First year	95% CI	Second year	95% CI	Third year	95% CI
Primary Care Physician
Female survivors	2.16	(1.55, 2.82)	1.46	(0.94, 2.02)	1.30	(0.72, 1.89)
Male survivors	2.20	(1.65, 2.82)	0.64	(0.19, 1.22)	0.55	(0.13, 1.03)
Mental Health Services
Female survivors	11.82	(9.54, 14.72)	4.84	(3.35, 6.69)	3.46	(2.20, 5.14)
Male survivors	10.75	(8.36, 13.83)	3.50	(2.23, 5.04)	1.28	(0.28, 2.36)

Increases in mean yearly consultation rates with primary care physicians (PCP) and specialized mental health services (MHS) the first, second and third year after the Utøya attack 22.7.2011 compared to the year preceding the attack in 123 (48%) female and 132 (52%) male survivors. CI=Confidence interval.

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