Métis men, after adjusting for socio-economic and demographic factors, appeared to have several independent associated risk and protective factors in common with Métis women, including MDE (OR=4.07), history of self-injury (OR=2.97), high mobility (OR=1.78), divorced status (OR=1.61; marginal significance), community issues (OR=1.18), coping ability (OR=0.62), self-rated thriving health (OR=0.69) and self-esteem (OR=0.94).
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Suicidal ideation among Métis adult men and women--associated risk and protective factors: findings from a nationally representative survey.
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