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Figure S1. Density plot of the distribution of propensity scores in the group of patients treated in hospitals without locked wards (“treatment group”) and in the group of patients treated in hospitals with locked wards (“control group”) before matching (left) and after matching, i.e., in the matched data set (right).
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Table S1. Generalized Linear Mixed-Effects Model (GLMM) Analysis using the Complete Data Set without Propensity Score Matching: Effect of Hospital Type on Completed Suicide.
