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Table 2 Participant characteristics

From: The drivers of antibiotic use and misuse: the development and investigation of a theory driven community measure

Characteristic

n*

%

Age

 18–24

124

42.5%

 25–34

49

16.8%

 35–44

28

9.6%

 45–54

32

11.0%

 55–64

34

11.6%

 65–74

9

3.1%

 75+

16

5.5%

Gender

 Male

106

36.2%

 Female

186

63.5%

 Other

1

0.3%

Ancestry#

 Australian

190

64.8%

 Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

8

2.7%

 Chinese

11

3.8%

 English

77

26.3%

 German

17

5.8%

 Irish

29

9.9%

 Italian

9

3.1%

 Scottish

26

8.9%

 Other

66

22.5%

Education level

 Secondary School, did not complete year 12

17

5.8%

 Secondary School, completed year 12

59

20.1%

 TAFE

47

16.0%

 Bachelor’s Degree

125

42.7%

 Postgraduate Degree, i.e. Masters or PhD

45

15.4%

Whether Participants had Children

 Yes

104

35.5%

 No

189

64.5%

Financial security

 Strongly Disagree

13

4.4%

 Disagree

45

15.4%

 Agree

180

61.4%

 Strongly Agree

55

18.8%

Personal training in a health-related field

 Yes

87

29.7%

 No

206

70.3%

Family member or friend with a health-related occupation

 Yes

178

61.0%

 No

114

39.0%

  1. *Number may not add up to 293 due to missing values. #Multiple responses allowed