Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the training set and validation set.

From: Development and validation of a probability-assessment nomogram for non-suicidal self-injury in hospitalized adolescents and young adults with mental disorders

Variables

Total (N = 658)

Training (N = 461)

Validation (N = 197)

P

Age (year)

19.88 ± 4.15

19.72 ± 4.08

20.19 ± 4.28

0.236

Gender

0.801

 Female

517 (78.57%)

361 (78.31%)

156 (79.19%)

 Male

141 (21.43%)

100 (21.69%)

41 (20.81%)

Body mass index

21.9 ± 4.57

21.8 ± 4.71

22.2 ± 4.52

0.159

Marital status

0.043

 Unmarried

598 (90.88%)

426 (92.41%)

172 (87.31%)

 Married

54 (8.21%)

30 (6.51%)

24 (12.18%)

 Divorced

6 (0.91%)

5 (1.08%)

1 (0.51%)

Education

0.231

 Primary school

4 (0.61%)

1 (0.22%)

3 (1.52%)

 Junior school

152 (23.10%)

104 (22.56%)

48 (24.37%)

 Senior school

271 (41.19%)

191 (41.43%)

80 (40.61%)

 College and above

231 (35.11%)

165 (35.79%)

66 (33.50%)

Career

0.948

 Student

483 (73.40%)

337 (73.10%)

146 (74.11%)

 Employed

98 (14.89%)

70 (15.18%)

28 (14.21%)

 Unemployed

77 (11.70%)

54 (11.71%)

23 (11.68%)

Duration of mental disease (month)

39.31 ± 35.70

38.24 ± 34.22

41.82 ± 38.93

0.654

Psychiatric diagnosis (ICD-10)

0.963

 F20–F29

31 (4.71%)

21 (4.56%)

10 (5.08%)

 F30–F39

409 (62.16%)

288 (62.47%)

121 (61.42%)

 F40–F48

170 (25.84%)

119 (25.81%)

51 (25.89%)

 F50–F59

10 (1.52%)

6 (1.30%)

4 (2.03%)

 F90–F99

38 (5.78%)

27 (5.86%)

11 (5.58%)

Family history of mental illness

0.630

 None

568 (86.32%)

396 (85.90%)

172 (87.31%)

 Exist

90 (13.68%)

65 (14.10%)

25 (12.69%)

Hospitalization (number)

1.58 ± 1.01

1.57 ± 1.01

1.59 ± 1.03

0.822

Psycho-pharmaceutical medication use (month)

10.92 ± 19.54

10.81 ± 20.59

11.17 ± 16.87

0.102

Suicide attempts history (number)

0.289

 0

426 (64.74%)

302 (65.51%)

124 (62.94%)

 1

140 (21.28%)

92 (19.96%)

48 (24.37%)

 2

55 (8.36%)

40 (8.68%)

15 (7.61%)

 3

22 (3.34%)

17 (3.69%)

5 (2.54%)

 4

11 (1.67%)

7 (1.52%)

4 (2.03%)

 ≥ 5

4 (0.61%)

3 (0.65%)

1 (0.51%)

Brøset violence checklist

0.450

 Low risk

258 (39.21%)

188 (40.78%)

70 (35.53%)

 Moderate risk

289 (43.92%)

197 (42.73%)

92 (46.70%)

 High risk

111 (16.87%)

76 (16.49%)

35 (17.77%)

Antidepressant use

0.014

 None

268 (40.73%)

202 (43.82%)

66 (33.50%)

 Continuous use

390 (59.27%)

259 (56.18%)

131 (66.50%)

Antipsychotic medications use

0.574

 None

375 (56.99%)

266 (57.70%)

109 (55.33%)

 Continuous use

283 (43.01%)

195 (42.30%)

88 (44.67%)

Mood stabilizers use

0.492

 None

527 (80.09%)

366 (79.39%)

161 (81.73%)

 Continuous use

131 (19.91%)

95 (20.61%)

36 (18.27%)

Sleep aids use

0.064

 None

432 (65.65%)

313 (67.90%)

119 (60.41%)

 Continuous use

226 (34.35%)

148 (32.10%)

78 (39.59%)

Thyroxine level *

0.525

 Low

76 (11.55%)

53 (11.50%)

23 (11.68%)

 Normal

579 (87.99%)

405 (87.85%)

174 (88.32%)

 High

3 (0.46%)

3 (0.65%)

0 (0.00%)

Adrenocorticotropic hormone level *

0.711

  Low

24 (3.65%)

17 (3.69%)

7 (3.55%)

 Normal

610 (92.71%)

429 (93.06%)

181 (91.88%)

 High

24 (3.65%)

15 (3.25%)

9 (4.57%)

Prolactin level *

0.400

 Low

13 (1.98%)

8 (1.74%)

5 (2.54%)

 Normal

261 (39.67%)

190 (41.21%)

71 (36.04%)

 High

384 (58.36%)

263 (57.05%)

121 (61.42%)

Plasma total cortisol level *

0.154

 Low

106 (16.11%)

73 (15.84%)

33 (16.75%)

 Normal

507 (77.05%)

362 (78.52%)

145 (73.60%)

 High

45 (6.84%)

26 (5.64%)

19 (9.64%)

  1. ICD-10, international classification of diseases; 10th revision. F20–F29, schizophrenia, schizotypal and delusional disorders; F30–F39, mood [affective] disorders; F40–F48, neurotic, stress-related and somatoform disorders; F50–F59, behavioral syndromes associated with physiological disturbances and physical factors; F90–F98, behavioral and emotional disorders with onset usually occurring in childhood and adolescence. *Laboratory reference for the indicators with a normal prolactin range of 4.6 Ng–21.4 Ng / Ml for males and 6.0 Ng–9.9 Ng / Ml for females; a normal adrenocorticotropic hormone range of 5.0–78.0 Ng /L; a normal plasma total cortisol range of 133.0–537.0 Nmol/L; and a normal thyroxine range of 62–164 Nmol/L.