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. 2013 Nov 7;13:297. doi: 10.1186/1471-244X-13-297

Table 2.

MIRIAD study participants’ socio-demographic and clinical characteristics

Variable Categories Total n = 202 Percentage
Gender
Male
92
45.5
 
Female
110
54.5
Ethnicity expanded categories (self-defined)
White British
92
45.5
White other
16
7.9
Mixed
17
8.4
Black British
24
11.9
Black African
28
13.9
Black Caribbean
25
12.4
Age (years)
Mean (sd; range)
202
41.8 (11.1; 19–67)
Employment status
Employed
46
22.8
 
Not employed
126
62.4
 
Student/Training/Volunteer
25
12.4
 
Missing
5
2.5
Education level
No qualifications
25
12.4
 
Qualifications usually taken at age 16
50
24.8
 
A-levels/Vocational
67
33.2
 
Degree or higher
60
29.7
Relationship status
Single
128
63.4
 
Married/Partner
45
22.3
 
Divorced/Widowed
29
14.4
Clinical diagnosis from case records
Bipolar disorder
41
20.3
 
Depression
65
32.2
 
Schizophrenia
96
47.5
Psychiatric hospital admissions
Ever admitted to hospital
139
68.8
 
Admitted in last 12 months
35
17.8
 
Compulsory admission in last 12 months
14
6.9
 
 
 
Mean (sd; range)
Years since first contact with mental health services   201 15.1 (11.1; 0–46)