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. 2013 Jul 15;13:657. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-13-657

Table 1.

Baseline sociodemographic data

Variable Intervention group (n=201) Control group (n=83) p
Sex, n (%)
 
 
0.27§
 men
119 (59.2)
55 (66.3)
 
 women
82 (40.8)
28 (33.7)
 
Age (years), mean±SD
46.2±12.5
46.6±11.9
0.83‡
Smoking, n (%)
 
 
 
 no smoking
77 (41.4)
26 (33.3)
0.22§
 smoking
109 (58.6)
52 (66.7)
 
Alcohol use, n (%)
 
 
 
 regular
87 (46.5)
35 (44.9)
0.81§
 never
100 (53.5)
43 (55.1)
 
Employment, n (%)
 
 
0.51§
 regular
11 (5.9)
2 (2.5)
 
 sheltered
73 (39.2)
32 (40.5)
 
 no employment
102 (54.8)
45 (57.0)
 
Living situation, n (%)
 
 
<0.01§
 alone
71 (38.0)
15 (19.0)
 
 with others
116 (62.0)
64 (81.0)
 
Contact with family, n (%)
 
 
0.70§
 regular
134 (72.0)
58 (74.4)
 
 seldom/never
52 (28.0)
20 (25.6)
 
Contact with friends, n (%)
 
 
0.12§
 regular
111 (60.0)
54 (70.1)
 
 seldom/never
74 (40.0)
23 (29.9)
 
Stay in SH (years), median (range)
4.4 (0.1-22.3)
2.5 (0.1-16.3)
0.04†
DSM-IV diagnosis, n (%)
 
 
 
 schizophrenia
80 (41.2)
25 (30.1)
0.08§
 mood disorder
44 (22.7)
24 (28.9)
0.27§
 substance misuse
30 (15.5)
14 (16.9)
0.77§
 personality disorder
29 (14.9)
11 (13.3)
0.71§
 other
11 (5.7)
9 (10.8)
0.13§
Medication, n (%)
 
 
 
 sedatives/anxiolytics
60 (29.9)
34 (41.0)
0.07§
 first generation antipsychotics
46 (22.9)
13 (15.7)
0.17§
 second generation antipsychotics
137 (68.2)
45 (54.2)
0.03§
 antidepressants 106 (52.7) 46 (55.4) 0.68§

§Pearson Chi-Square; ‡ Independent samples t-test; †Mann–Whitney U test; SH Sheltered Housing.

DSM-IV Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.