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. 2024 Nov 19;53(11):afae244. doi: 10.1093/ageing/afae244

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of participants

Demographic People with dementia (n = 10) Family carers (n = 30) Paid carers (n = 3) Health care professionals
(n = 16)
Interpreters
(n = 2)
Ethnicity: Asian Other 2
Bangladeshi 4 13 1
British 2 1
Chinese 1 2 1
Pakistani 1
Filipino 1
Vietnamese 1 1
Black African 2 2 1
British 1
Caribbean 2 5 1
Mixed/other Bangladeshi/British 2
Bengali/Italian 2
Black British (mixed) 3
Black Caribbean/White 1 1
Caribbean/Vietnamese 1
Somalian 1
White British 3
European 2
Sex Female 5 20 3 13 2
Male 5 10 3 0
Age Mean (SD) in years 72 (14) 51 (17) 50 (15) 42 (9) 39 (3)
Marital status Married/civil partnership 4 17
Single 3 11
Widowed 2 1
Divorced 1 1
Living with Alone 3 5
Partner/spouse 3 6
Parent(s) 13
Children 3 6
Daughter-in-law 1
Accommodation Council rented 4 2
Housing association 4 10 1
Private rented 8
Owner-occupied 5 8
Assisted living 1
Education Degree/postgraduate 2 14
Aged 16/18+ qualifications 2 12 3
No formal qualifications 6 4
Professional roles Nurse 5
General practitioner 3
Manager 1
Occupational therapist 1
Psychiatrist 1
Psychologist 1
Geriatrician 1
Therapist 2
Neurologist 1
Dementia subtype Alzheimer’s disease 1 10
Vas cular dementia 5
Mixed dementia 3
Memory problems 5 7
Not known 4 5
First language English 5 14 1 10
Bengali 4 12 1
Cantonese 1 2 0 1
French 1
Polish 1
Swedish 1
Vietnamese 1 1 0 1
Somalian 1
Tangelo 1
Urdu 1
Zulu 1