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. 2017 Jul;1(4):e134–e141. doi: 10.1016/S2542-5196(17)30047-5

Table 1.

Characteristics of flooded survey population by exposure category

Flooded, not displaced (n=173) Flooded and displaced (n=449)
Sex
Male 74 (43%) 170 (38%)
Female 90 (52%) 276 (61%)
Age group, years
18–35 2 (1%) 37 (8%)
36–64 86 (50%) 252 (56%)
65–79 60 (35%) 119 (27%)
80+ 14 (8%) 37 (8%)
Marital status
Single 12 (7%) 38 (8%)
Married, civil partnership, or cohabiting 115 (66%) 316 (70%)
Separated or divorced 18 (10%) 37 (8%)
Other 20 (12%) 52 (12%)
Housing tenure
Owner or family-owned 155 (90%) 407 (92%)
Private rented 4 (2%) 19 (4%)
Council or housing associated rented 4 (2%) 15 (3%)
Other 3 (2%) 2 (<1%)
Employment
Full-time employed 55 (32%) 160 (36%)
Part-time employed 23 (13%) 72 (16%)
Carer 8 (5%) 20 (4%)
Retired 5 (3%) 19 (4%)
Other 72 (42%) 169 (38%)
Education
Degree or above 79 (46%) 151 (34%)
Below degree level 56 (32%) 188 (42%)
Other 21 (12%) 43 (10%)
No formal qualifications 10 (6%) 59 (13%)
Pre-existing illness or disability
Yes 28 (16%) 109 (24%)
No 138 (80%) 335 (75%)
English LSOA Quintile (low to high)
1 and 2 8 (5%) 8 (2%)
3 31 (18%) 92 (20%)
4 64 (37%) 244 (54%)
5 67 (39%) 96 (21%)
Local or district authority
Sedgmoor 2 (1%) 61 (14%)
South Somerset 11 (6%) 6 (1%)
Wiltshire 8 (5%) 5 (1%)
Gloucestershire 37 (21%) 20 (4%)
Surrey 90 (52%) 294 (65%)
Tonbridge and Malling 25 (14%) 63 (14%)

Data are n (%). Not all categories sum to total for the exposure category; missing data ranged from 0·7–5·2% in each of the above categories. These were treated as additional categories in the regression analysis. LSOA=lower layer super output areas.