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Table 1 Baseline characteristics, SevenCEWA study 2018

From: Hypertension prevalence, awareness, treatment, and control and predicted 10-year CVD risk: a cross-sectional study of seven communities in East and West Africa (SevenCEWA)

Characteristic

All (n = 3549)

Ikire, Nigeria

(n = 489)

Ogane-Uge, Nigeria (n = 403)

Okpok Ikpa, Nigeria (n = 465)

Olorunda Abaa, Nigeria (n = 708)

Soroti, Uganda (n = 760)

Ukonga, Tanzania (n = 424)

Viwandani, Kenya

(n = 300)

Setting

 

Semi-urban

Rural

Rural

Rural

Urban

Semi-urban

Urban

Demographics

 Age (years), mean (SD)

39·7 (15·4)

48·1 (18·1)

39·2 (19·5)

38·5 (14·0)

41·2 (12·9)

33·7 (12·4)

43·9 (14·1)

34·7 (10·9)

 Women, n (%)

2147 (60·5)

269 (55·0)

211 (52·4)

225 (48·4)

458 (64·7)

534 (70·3)

305 (71·9)

145 (48·3)

 Asset index

  Poorest

646 (18·2)

100 (20·5)

88 (21·8)

99 (21·3)

135 (19·1)

154 (20·3)

89 (20·9)

63 (21·0)

  Poor

614 (17·3)

98 (20·0)

81 (20·2)

97 (20·9)

130 (18·4)

153 (20·1)

80 (18·8)

57 (19·0)

  Fair

742 (20·9)

98 (20·0)

166 (41·2)

131 (28·1)

135 (19·1)

152 (20·0)

82 (19·3)

60 (20·0)

  Rich

507 (14·3)

95 (19·5)

–

58 (12·5)

135 (19·1)

154 (20·3)

87 (20·5)

60 (20·0)

  Richest

575 (16·2)

98 (20·0)

53 (13·1)

80 (17·2)

133 (18·7)

147 (19·3)

86 (20·28)

60 (20·0)

 Highest level of Education attained

  None

456 (12·8)

102 (20·9)

105 (26·1)

105 (22·6)

46 (6·5)

72 (9·5)

22 (5·2)

4 (1·3)

  Primary

1217 (34·3)

115 (23·5)

153 (38·0)

207 (44·5)

154 (21·8)

198 (26·1)

270 (63·7)

120 (40·0)

  Secondary

1279 (36·0)

193 (39·5)

123 (30·5)

117 (25·2)

301 (42·5)

284 (37·4)

105 (24·8)

156 (52·0)

  Tertiary

580 (16·3)

68 (13·9)

22 (5·5)

32 (6·9)

205 (29·0)

206 (27·1)

27 (6·4)

20 (6·7)

 Employment status

  Self-employed

2121 (59·8)

395 (80·8)

307 (76·2)

309 (66·5)

560 (79·1)

222 (29·2)

255 (60·1)

73 (24·3)

  Government employee

302 (8·5)

21 (4·3)

8 (2·0)

26 (5·6)

63 (8·9)

91 (12·0)

28 (6·6)

65 (21·7)

  Private employer

333 (9·4)

31 (6·3)

23 (5·7)

38 (8·2)

47 (6·6)

56 (7·4)

13 (3·1)

125 (41·7)

  Unemployed

785 (22·1)

42 (8·6)

65 (16·1)

84 (18·1)

38 (5·4)

391 (51·4)

128 (30·2)

37 (12·3)

  Refused to answer

8 (0·2)

–

–

8 (1·7)

–

–

–

–

 Smoking, n (%)

  Never

3036 (85·5)

439 (89·8)

221 (54·8)

389 (83·7)

672 (94·9)

718 (94·5)

375 (88·4)

222 (74·0)

  Ever

409 (11·5)

47 (9·6)

114 (28·3)

71 (15·3)

31 (4·4)

42 (5·5)

26 (6·1)

78 (26·0)

  Declined to answer

104 (2·9)

3 (0·6)

68 (16·9)

5 (1·1)

5 (0·7)

–

23 (5·4)

–

 Al1cohol use

  Never

2690 (75·8)

427 (87·3)

226 (56·1)

256 (55·1)

672 (94·9)

633 (83·3)

349 (82·3)

127 (42·3)

  Ever

727 (20·5)

44 (9·0)

90 (22·3)

187 (40·2)

31 (4·4)

127 (16·7)

75 (17·7)

173 (57·7)

  Declined to answer

132 (3·7)

18 (3·7)

87 (21·6)

22 (4·7)

5 (0·7)

–

–

–

  Self-reported Diabetes mellitus, n (%)

86 (2·4)

25 (5·1)

10 (2·5)

1 (0·2)

20 (2·8)

8 (1·1)

19 (4·5)

3 (1·0)

Measurements

 Body mass index category, n (%)

  Underweight (< 18·5 kg/m2)

349 (9·8)

54 (11·0)

91 (22·6)

2 (0·4)

56 (7·9)

106 (13·9)

23 (5·4)

17 (5·7)

  Normal (18·5 to < 25 kg/m2)

1918 (54·0)

264 (54·0)

194 (48·1)

347 (74·6)

362 (51·1)

449 (59·1)

133 (31·4)

169 (56·3)

  Overweight/Obese (> 25 kg/m2)

1159 (32·7)

139 (28·4)

110 (27·3)

110 (23·7)

250 (35·3)

181 (23·8)

256 (60·4)

113 (37·7)

  Missing

123 (3·5)

32 (6·5)

8 (2·0)

6 (1·3)

40 (5·6)

24 (3·2)

12 (2·8)

1 (0·3)

 Waist circumference (both genders)

  Men (≥ 102 cm)a

101 (2·8)

16 (3·3)

8 (2·0)

5 (1·1)

16 (2·3)

14 (1·8)

41 (9·7)

1 (0·3)

  Women (≥ 88 cm)a

865 (24·4)

104 (21·3)

48 (11·9)

127 (27·3)

211 (29·8)

156 (20·5)

180 (42·5)

39 (13·0)

 Blood pressure

  Mean SBP (mmHg), mean (SD)^

122·9 (20·8)

128·5 (23·9)

126·2 (20·5)

126·4 (19·6)

119·1 (21·6)

122·8 (17·2)

125·3 (21·3)

110·0 (16·3)

  Mean DBP (mmHg), mean (SD)^

77·9 (12·8)

82·0 (14·0)

77·3 (12·9)

80·3 (12·4)

73·8 (12·6)

80·0 (11·2)

77·2 (12·7)

73·4 (11·4)

  1. Out of the total sample, the sites contributed as follows: 13·8% from Ikire, 11·4% from Ogane-Uge, 13·1% from Okpok Ikpa, 19·9% from Olorunda Abaa, 21·4% from Soroti, 11·9% from Ukonga, and 8·5% from Viwandani. A total 55 participants declined to respond to asset ownership questions 15 (3·7%) in Ogane-Uge and 40 (5·6%) in Olorunda Abaa, Nigeria