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. 2017 Oct 9;12(11):1852–1861. doi: 10.2215/CJN.03550417

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of the participants (n=123)

Characteristics n (%)
Sex
 Women 78 (63)
 Men 45 (37)
Country
 Australia 67 (54)
 Canada 56 (46)
Age, yra,d
 20–29 1 (1)
 30–39 11 (9)
 40–49 27 (22)
 50–59 36 (29)
 60–69 34 (28)
 70–79 13 (11)
Ethnicity^
 White 100 (81)
 Asian/South Asian 12 (10)
 Middle Eastern 5 (4)
 Otherb 6 (5)
Highest level of educationa
 University degree 59 (48)
 Diploma/certificate 25 (20)
 Secondary school: grade 12 24 (17)
 Secondary school: grade 10 17 (14)
Total household income per year (USD)a,c
 $0–$24,079 16 (13)
 $24,080–$50,169 29 (24)
 $50,170–$80,271 30 (24)
 >$80,271 42 (34)
Employment statusa
 Full time 68 (55)
 Part time/casual 22 (18)
 Retired/pensioner 24 (20)
 Not employed 7 (6)
Marital statusa
 Married/de facto relationship 96 (78)
 Divorced 7 (6)
 Widowed 6 (5)
 Separated 6 (5)
 Single 5 (4)
 Partner (not living with) 2 (2)

USD, United States Dollars.

a

Total N≠123 due to nonresponse.

b

Includes South American, African, Pacific Islander, and First Nation (Canada).

c

As defined by the Australian Bureau of Statistics 2011 Census Survey (converted to USD).

d

Age at the time of participating in the focus group.