| |
Total in survey
| |
|---|
| |
N
|
% (95% CI)
|
|---|
|
All
|
455
|
-
|
|
Age
| | |
|
16 to 44
|
261
|
57.4% (50.6, 65.1)
|
|
45 to 64
|
173
|
38.0% (33.5, 43.2)
|
|
65+
|
21
|
4.6% (2.4, 9.1)
|
|
Sex
| | |
|
Male
|
365
|
80.8% (70.7, 92.2)
|
|
Female
|
87
|
19.2% (11.0, 33.6)
|
|
UK born
| | |
|
No
|
175
|
38.7% (29.2, 51.4)
|
|
Yes
|
277
|
61.3% (51.3, 73.3)
|
|
Survey venue*
| | |
|
Day centre
|
235
|
51.6% (31.4, 84.9)
|
|
Homeless hostel
|
149
|
32.7% (16.1, 66.4)
|
|
Drug service
|
71
|
15.6% (6.3, 38.6)
|
|
Registered with a local General Practitioner
| | |
|
No
|
123
|
27.2% (19.2, 38.5)
|
|
Yes**
|
329
|
72.8% (63.9, 82.9)
|
- Data were missing for three individuals for the Sex, UK Born and Registered with local General Practitioner variables.
- *Day centres provide a range services to homeless people; homeless hostels provide accommodation alongside other variable services; and drug services provide treatment and other rehabilitation services to homeless clients.
- **A local General Practitioner was defined as one that was easy to travel to.
