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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Geriatr Psychiatry. 2014 Mar;22(3):263–271. doi: 10.1097/JGP.0b013e318266b356

Table 1. Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Participants at Baseline (N = 121).

Age, mean (SD) (range: 50-89) 65.21 (±9.22)
Age group (n, %)
 50-59 38 (31.4)
 60-69 48 (39.7)
 70-79 24 (19.8)
 80-85 11 (9.1)
Gender (n, %)
 Male 27 (22.3)
 Female 94 (77.7)
Race/ethnicity (n, %)
 Non-Hispanic White 50 (41.3)
 Black 41 (33.9)
 Hispanic 30 (24.8)
Living arrangement (n, %)
 Living alone 77 (63.6)
 Not living alone 44 (36.4)
Family income (n, %)
 <= 15,000 77 (63.6)
 15,001-25,000 25 (20.7)
 25,001-50,000 12 (9.9)
 Don't know/refused 7 (5.8)
Computer ownership/Internet subscription (n, %)
 No computer or Internet 74 (61.2)
 Computer only 15 (12.5)
 Both computer and Internet 32 (26.4)
SCID diagnosis (n, %)
 Major Depressive disorder 81 (67.0)
 Depressive disorder, NOS 35 (28.9)
 Dystymia 5 (4.1)
No. of diagnosed medical conditions, mean (SD) 3.19 (±1.54)
Disability (WHODAS-II) score,1 mean (SD) (range:13-54) 36.11 (±8.91)
Depression severity (HAMD score), mean (SD) (range:15-42) 24.55 (±6.62)
RCT group (n, %)
 Tele-PST 43 (35.5)
 In-person PST 42 (34.7)
 Telephone support call 36 (29.8)
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The possible ranges of the score are 12-60.