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Table 3 Summary of factors significantly associated with reduced treatment-related behaviours in the primary analyses for the total sample, SI only, self-harm, NSSI and SSI subgroups

From: Identifying distinct service use phenotypes across levels of suicidality and self-harm: a UK Biobank study

Outcome	All participants	SI only	Self-harm
			Entire Self-harm subgroup		NSSI		SSI
			Base model	Full model	Base model	Full model	Base model	Full model
Reduced odds of treatment seeking (MHQ, 2016)	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex
	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress
	Non-use of informal therapeutic strategies	Non-use of informal therapeutic strategies	Non-use of informal therapeutic strategies	Non-use of informal therapeutic strategies	Non-use of informal therapeutic strategies	Non-use of informal therapeutic strategies
	Good vs fair, vs poor perceived health	Good vs fair, vs poor perceived health	Excellent vs good perceived health	Excellent vs good perceived health
				Non-use of non-clinical care				Non-use of non-clinical care
								Fewer self-harm methods
	Absence of confiding
	Ethnic minority
Reduced odds of treatment receipt (MHQ, 2016)	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex	Male sex
	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress	Absence of psychological distress
	Non-use of informal therapeutic strategies	Non-use of informal therapeutic strategies	Non-use of informal therapeutic strategies
	Good vs fair, good vs poor, excellent vs good perceived health	Good vs fair, vs poor perceived health
		Living with a partner
	Absence of confiding		Absence of confiding	Absence of confiding
				Non-use of non-clinical care				Non-use of non-clinical care
				Fewer self-harm methods				Fewer self-harm methods
	Ethnic minority

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