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Table 1 Sociodemograhic characteristics of the sample (n = 1,008)

From: Knowledge about age-related eye diseases in the general population in Germany

 

Mean ± SD or n (%)

Age, years

50 ± 16

Sex

 Female (%)

500 (49.6)

 Male (%)

501 (49.7)

 Diverse

3 (0.3)

 Missing

4 (0.4)

Education

 Primary or lower secondary

41 (4.1)

 Upper secondarya

446 (44.2)

 Tertiaryb

491 (48.7)

 Otherc

14 (1.4)

 Missing

16 (1.6)

Employment

 Employed or self-employed

567 (56.3)

 Retired

272 (27.0)

 Student

43 (4.3)

 Unemployed

49 (4.9)

 Other

73 (7.2)

 Missing

4 (0.4)

Marital status

 Single

314 (31.2)

 Married / partner

541 (53.7)

 Divorced

92 (9.1)

 Widowed

50 (5.0)

 Missing

11 (1.1)

Monthly household income

  < EUR 1,300

128 (12.7)

 EUR 1,300 to < 1,700

114 (11.3)

 EUR 1,700 to < 2,600

242 (24.0)

 EUR 2,600 to < 3,600

155 (15.4)

 EUR 3,600 to < 5,000

234 (23.2)

  ≥ EUR 5,000

94 (9.3)

 Missing

41 (4.1)

EQ-5D-5L

 Value

0.84 ± 0.22

 Mobility, problems (%)d

365 (36.2)

 Self-care, problems (%)d

168 (16.7)

 Usual activities, problems (%)d

330 (32.7)

 Pain/discomfort, problems (%)d

586 (58.1)

 Anxiety/depression, problems (%)d

442 (43.8)

General health

 Excellent (%)

53 (5.3)

 Very good (%)

230 (22.8)

 Good (%)

437 (43.4)

 Fair (%)

247 (24.5)

 Poor (%)

41 (4.1)

Visual difficulties

 No difficulties (%)

648 (64.3)

 Some difficulties (%)

327 (32.4)

 Large difficulties (%)

27 (2.7)

 Cannot see (%)

6 (0.6)

  1. aSchool education after age 16
  2. bUniversity degree or similar
  3. cparticipants that reported no school education after age 16 and a University or similar degree
  4. dProblems refer to the wording of the EQ-5D-5L response categories (Levels 2 to 5)