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Table 1 Baseline sociodemographic data

From: Health promotion in individuals with mental disorders: a cluster preference randomized controlled trial

Variable

Intervention group (n=201)

Control group (n=83)

p

Sex, n (%)

  

0.27§

 men

119 (59.2)

55 (66.3)

 

 women

82 (40.8)

28 (33.7)

 

Age (years), mean±SD

46.2±12.5

46.6±11.9

0.83‡

Smoking, n (%)

   

 no smoking

77 (41.4)

26 (33.3)

0.22§

 smoking

109 (58.6)

52 (66.7)

 

Alcohol use, n (%)

   

 regular

87 (46.5)

35 (44.9)

0.81§

 never

100 (53.5)

43 (55.1)

 

Employment, n (%)

  

0.51§

 regular

11 (5.9)

2 (2.5)

 

 sheltered

73 (39.2)

32 (40.5)

 

 no employment

102 (54.8)

45 (57.0)

 

Living situation, n (%)

  

<0.01§

 alone

71 (38.0)

15 (19.0)

 

 with others

116 (62.0)

64 (81.0)

 

Contact with family, n (%)

  

0.70§

 regular

134 (72.0)

58 (74.4)

 

 seldom/never

52 (28.0)

20 (25.6)

 

Contact with friends, n (%)

  

0.12§

 regular

111 (60.0)

54 (70.1)

 

 seldom/never

74 (40.0)

23 (29.9)

 

Stay in SH (years), median (range)

4.4 (0.1-22.3)

2.5 (0.1-16.3)

0.04†

DSM-IV diagnosis, n (%)

   

 schizophrenia

80 (41.2)

25 (30.1)

0.08§

 mood disorder

44 (22.7)

24 (28.9)

0.27§

 substance misuse

30 (15.5)

14 (16.9)

0.77§

 personality disorder

29 (14.9)

11 (13.3)

0.71§

 other

11 (5.7)

9 (10.8)

0.13§

Medication, n (%)

   

 sedatives/anxiolytics

60 (29.9)

34 (41.0)

0.07§

 first generation antipsychotics

46 (22.9)

13 (15.7)

0.17§

 second generation antipsychotics

137 (68.2)

45 (54.2)

0.03§

 antidepressants

106 (52.7)

46 (55.4)

0.68§

  1. §Pearson Chi-Square; ‡ Independent samples t-test; †Mann–Whitney U test; SH Sheltered Housing.
  2. DSM-IV Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.