Participant demographics | All participants N = 724 |
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Age (years) |
≤ 40 | 155 (21%) |
41–60 | 309 (43%) |
≥ 61 | 260 (36%) |
Gender |
Male | 257 (36%) |
Female | 462 (64%) |
Prefer not to say | 5 (< 1%) |
Employment statusa |
Employed | 492 (68%) |
Unemployed | 208 (29%) |
Other | 24 (3%) |
Ethnicityb |
White | 620 (86%) |
Non-white | 102 (14%) |
Missing | 2 |
| Patients N = 558 |
Socioeconomic Statusc |
Low | 113 (20%) |
Medium | 101 (18%) |
High | 343 (62%) |
Missing | 1 |
- aEmployed (includes full time paid employment, self-employed/ freelance and part-time paid employment), unemployed (includes retired from paid work, looking after the home/ family and unemployed) and other (includes other, student, sick/ disabled, seasonal part-time job, voluntary work, supply teacher, semi-retired, maternity leave
- bWhite (includes white) and non-white (includes Indian, Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Chinese, other Asian, black African, black Caribbean, black other, mixed, Korean, Arabic, Middle Eastern/Kurdish/North Iraq, Sikh Asian, Middle Eastern New Zealand/ Samoan and non-specified other
- cSocioeconomic status was collected from patient responders only, not staff