Table 5
Model 3: Cox survival models predicting hazard of death among Registered First Nations members of 1991-to-2006 Census Mortality and Cancer Cohort, controlling for Community Well-Being (CWB) components and individual characteristics

Table 5
Model 3: Cox survival models predicting hazard of death among Registered First Nations members of 1991-to-2006 Census Mortality and Cancer Cohort, controlling for Community Well-Being (CWB) components and individual characteristics
Table summary
This table displays the results of Model 3: Cox survival models predicting hazard of death among Registered First Nations members of 1991-to-2006 Census Mortality and Cancer Cohort. The information is grouped by Individual characteristics, CWB components (appearing as row headers), Men, Women, Hazard ratio, 95% confidence interval, Pr > ChiSq and 95% confidence interval , calculated using from and to units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Individual characteristics, CWB components Men Women
Hazard ratio Hazard ratio
  95% confidence interval Pr > ChiSq   95% confidence interval Pr > ChiSq
from to from to
A. Total CWB  
Single versus married 1.480Note † 1.363 1.608 <.0001 1.306Note † 1.177 1.450 <.0001
Divorced/Widowed versus married 1.352Note † 1.244 1.469 <.0001 1.218Note † 1.126 1.317 <.0001
Less than secondary graduation versus higher attainment 1.110Note † 1.027 1.200 0.0088 1.337Note † 1.225 1.458 <.0001
Unemployed versus employed 1.179Note † 1.065 1.304 0.0015 1.333Note † 1.149 1.547 0.0002
Not in labour force versus employed 1.639Note † 1.503 1.787 <.0001 1.710Note † 1.556 1.879 <.0001
Income quintile 1 (lowest) versus quintiles 3/4/5 1.239Note † 1.144 1.342 <.0001 1.265Note † 1.160 1.379 <.0001
Income quintile 2 versus quintiles 3/4/5 1.080 0.992 1.176 0.0745 1.168Note † 1.066 1.279 0.0008
Dwelling needs major repair 1.028 0.963 1.097 0.4032 1.090Note † 1.020 1.166 0.0114
Short move since 1991 0.770Note † 0.713 0.831 <.0001 0.815Note † 0.754 0.881 <.0001
Long move since 1991 1.049 0.964 1.142 0.2668 1.080 0.987 1.182 0.0932
Weak Metropolitan Influence Zone (MIZ) 0.938 0.871 1.011 0.0946 0.988 0.916 1.066 0.7551
No MIZ 0.888Note † 0.816 0.965 0.0054 0.914 0.835 1.000 0.0498
CWB total 1.057 0.988 1.131 0.1097 1.048 0.976 1.126 0.1951
B. CWB income  
Single versus married 1.490Note † 1.372 1.619 <.0001 1.307Note † 1.178 1.451 <.0001
Divorced/Widowed versus married 1.349Note † 1.241 1.466 <.0001 1.223Note † 1.131 1.323 <.0001
Less than secondary graduation versus higher attainment 1.107 1.024 1.197 0.0104 1.335Note † 1.223 1.456 <.0001
Unemployed versus employed 1.178 1.065 1.304 0.0015 1.332Note † 1.147 1.545 0.0002
Not in labour force versus employed 1.612Note † 1.479 1.757 <.0001 1.689Note † 1.537 1.856 <.0001
Income quintile 1 (lowest) versus quintiles 3/4/5 1.228† 1.134 1.330 <.0001 1.262Note † 1.157 1.376 <.0001
Income quintile 2 versus quintiles 3/4/5 1.071 0.984 1.165 0.1151 1.159Note † 1.058 1.270 0.0015
Dwelling needs major repair 1.018 0.954 1.086 0.5959 1.078Note † 1.008 1.153 0.0272
Short move since 1991 0.769Note † 0.713 0.830 <.0001 0.815Note † 0.754 0.881 <.0001
Long move since 1991 1.041 0.956 1.133 0.3561 1.084 0.991 1.185 0.0788
Weak Metropolitan Influence Zone (MIZ) 0.927Note † 0.861 0.998 0.0448 0.980 0.909 1.056 0.5909
No MIZ 0.854Note † 0.786 0.928 0.0002 0.883Note † 0.807 0.965 0.006
CWB income 1.198Note † 1.122 1.279 <.0001 1.150Note † 1.073 1.232 <.0001
C. CWB education  
Single versus married 1.474Note † 1.357 1.601 <.0001 1.305Note † 1.175 1.448 <.0001
Divorced/Widowed versus married 1.349Note † 1.241 1.466 <.0001 1.213Note † 1.122 1.312 <.0001
Less than secondary graduation versus higher attainment 1.122Note † 1.037 1.214 0.0041 1.345Note † 1.232 1.469 <.0001
Unemployed versus employed 1.182Note † 1.068 1.308 0.0012 1.337Note † 1.152 1.551 0.0001
Not in labour force versus employed 1.657Note † 1.521 1.806 <.0001 1.724Note † 1.569 1.893 <.0001
Income quintile 1 (lowest) versus quintiles 3/4/5 1.240Note † 1.145 1.342 <.0001 1.263Note † 1.158 1.378 <.0001
Income quintile 2 versus quintiles 3/4/5 1.084 0.996 1.18 0.0614 1.171Note † 1.069 1.283 0.0007
Dwelling needs major repair 1.038 0.973 1.108 0.2534 1.099Note † 1.028 1.174 0.0054
Short move since 1991 0.766Note † 0.709 0.826 <.0001 0.811 0.751 0.877 <.0001
Long move since 1991 1.05 0.965 1.143 0.2605 1.074 0.982 1.175 0.1171
Weak Metropolitan Influence Zone (MIZ) 0.957 0.886 1.033 0.2611 0.998 0.923 1.08 0.9616
No MIZ 0.918 0.841 1.001 0.0532 0.935 0.851 1.027 0.1583
CWB education 0.975 0.909 1.047 0.4883 0.994 0.922 1.072 0.8776
D. CWB labour force activity  
Single versus married 1.479Note † 1.362 1.607 <.0001 1.305Note † 1.176 1.449 <.0001
Divorced/Widowed versus married 1.351Note † 1.243 1.469 <.0001 1.215Note † 1.124 1.314 <.0001
Less than secondary graduation versus higher attainment 1.114Note † 1.031 1.204 0.0065 1.341Note † 1.229 1.463 <.0001
Unemployed versus employed 1.172Note † 1.059 1.297 0.0022 1.330Note † 1.146 1.544 0.0002
Not in labour force versus employed 1.631Note † 1.495 1.778 <.0001 1.709Note † 1.555 1.879 <.0001
Income quintile 1 (lowest) versus quintiles 3/4/5 1.237Note † 1.142 1.340 <.0001 1.263Note † 1.158 1.377 <.0001
Income quintile 2 versus quintiles 3/4/5 1.079 0.991 1.174 0.0794 1.168Note † 1.066 1.279 0.0009
Dwelling needs major repair 1.029 0.965 1.098 0.3838 1.092Note † 1.022 1.168 0.0097
Short move since 1991 0.77† 0.713 0.831 <.0001 0.815Note † 0.754 0.881 <.0001
Long move since 1991 1.051 0.966 1.144 0.2493 1.080 0.987 1.182 0.0935
Weak Metropolitan Influence Zone (MIZ) 0.942 0.875 1.014 0.1107 0.992 0.921 1.069 0.8356
No MIZ 0.891Note † 0.821 0.967 0.0058 0.922 0.845 1.005 0.0662
CWB labour force activity 1.069Note † 1.001 1.141 0.0453 1.042 0.974 1.115 0.2338
Note †

significantly different hazard of death

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Notes: CWB components were dichotomized based on the average for First Nations communities in 1991. The ratios for CWB components refer to the hazard of death associated with living in a community with a below-average CWB score.
Source: 1991-to-2006 Census Mortality and Cancer Cohort.

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