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. 2014 Mar 19;14:18. doi: 10.1186/1472-6947-14-18

Table 1.

Self-reported characteristics of respondents (n = 1356)

Characteristics Total (%) United Kingdom (%) The Netherlands (%)  
Response/invited
1649/2225 (74)
870/1100 (79)
779/1125 (69)
 
Completed questionnaires
1356 (61)
763 (69)
593 (53)
p < 0.001
Gender
 
 
 
p = 0.842
  Male
691 (51)
387 (51)
304 (51)
 
  Female
665 (49)
376 (49)
289 (49)
 
Age (years)
60.5 (5.9)
60.7 (6.1)
60.2 (5.8)
p = 0.127
Marital status
 
 
 
p = 0.923
  Married
896 (66)
505 (66)
391 (66)
 
  Not married
460 (34)
258 (34)
202 (34)
 
Current employment status
 
 
 
p < 0.001
  Full-time
248 (18)
137 (18)
111 (19)
 
  Part-time
167 (12)
82 (11)
85 (14)
 
  Self-employed
88 (7)
61 (8)
27 (5)
 
  Homemaker
150 (11)
51 (7)
99 (17)
 
  Unemployed
122 (9)
73 (10)
49 (8)
 
  Retired
581 (43)
359 (47)
222 (37)
 
Education
 
 
 
p < 0.001
  Public/primary school
96 (7)
63 (8)
33 (6)
 
  High school
605 (45)
260 (34)
345 (58)
 
  Trade/technical qualification
205 (15)
136 (18)
69 (12)
 
  College/university
450 (33)
304 (40)
146 (25)
 
Family history CRC
 
 
 
p < 0.001
  Yes
147 (11)
63 (8)
84 (14)
 
  No
1123 (83)
655 (86)
468 (79)
 
  Do not know
86 (6)
45 (6)
41 (7)
 
Experience with screening
 
 
 
p < 0.001
  Yes
438 (32)
325 (43)
113 (19)
 
  No
918 (68)
438 (57)
480 (81)
 
Health status
 
 
 
p < 0.001
  Excellent
105 (8)
49 (6)
56 (9)
 
  Very good
328 (24)
218 (29)
110 (19)
 
  Good
498 (37)
254 (33)
244 (41)
 
  Fair
333 (25)
181 (24)
152 (26)
 
  Poor
92 (7)
61 (8)
31 (5)
 
Perceived risk developing CRC
 
 
 
p = 0.663
  Yes
317 (23)
175 (23)
142 (24)
 
  No 1039 (77) 588 (77) 451 (76)