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. 2019 Jun 1;8(11):e011117. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.118.011117

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics

Identification Number Sex Age Range, y Ethnicity Highest Level of Educational Qualification Employment Status Relationship Status Cardiac Condition Comorbid Health Conditions History of Treatment for Anxiety and/or Depression HADS Scores CR Sessions Attended Before Interview
P01 Female 45–54 Caribbean GCSE or equivalent In full‐time (paid) employment Cohabiting ACS (MI) Hypertension; arthritis No history of relevant medication; has received CBT previously A=9D=3 2
P02 Male 45–54 White British GCSE or equivalent In full‐time (paid) employment Married ACS (MI) Hypertension; high cholesterol No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=10D=3 3
P03 Female 65–74 White British Vocational qualification Retired Divorced Adult congenital heart disease Hypertension; diabetes mellitus type 2; MS; COPD; arthritis; chronic fatigue; fibromyalgia; high cholesterol Past medication for anxiety; current medication for depression; has received counseling previously A=14D=10 4
P04 Male 45–54 White British Diploma In full‐time (paid) employment Cohabiting ACS (MI) High cholesterol Past medication for depression; has received psychological therapy previously (therapy type not disclosed) A=8D=3 5
P05 Male ≥75 White British Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected 4
P06 Female 65–74 White British None Retired Married ACS (MI) Hypertension; atherosclerosis; COPD; arthritis; incontinence Current medication for depression; has never received psychological therapy A=8D=8 3
P07 Male 55–64 White British None Unemployed Separated ACS (MI) Hypertension; high cholesterol; COPD; arthritis; urethral trauma No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=10D=5 5
P08 Male 45–54 Asian Diploma Unemployed Married ACS (MI) Hypertension; diabetes mellitus type 2; high cholesterol; atherosclerosis; COPD; hernia No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=9D=9 5
P09 Male ≥75 White British None Retired Widowed Stable heart failure Hypertension; diabetes mellitus type 2; arthritis No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=2D=13 4
P10 Male 45–54 White British None Unable to work due to long‐term disability or ill health Divorced ACS; stable heart failure Hypertension; high cholesterol; COPD No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=5D=12 4
P11 Male 55–64 White British GCSE Unable to work due to long‐term disability or ill health Divorced Adult congenital heart disease Hypertension No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=10D=10 6
P12 Female 55–64 White British Postgraduate degree Retired Single ACS (MI) COPD; IBS Current medication for depression and anxiety; has received person‐centered therapy and mindfulness therapy previously A=14D=11 5
P13 Male 45–54 Australian Postgraduate degree In full‐time (paid) employment Separated ACS (MI) Hypertension; epilepsy No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=10D=8 5
P14 Male 45–54 White British GCSE Unemployed Separated ACS (MI) COPD No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=7D=9 6
P15 Male 55–64 White British None In full‐time (paid) employment Married Adult congenital heart disease Hypertension; COPD No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=15D=8 1
P16 Male 55–64 White British None Retired Married ACS (MI) Hypertension; high cholesterol; IBS Current medication for depression and anxiety; has received counseling previously A=15D=11 5
P17 Male 55–64 White British Degree In full‐time (paid) employment Married Coronary heart disease None No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=3D=8 2
P18 Male 45–54 Caribbean A level In part‐time (paid) employment Single ACS (MI) Hypertension; diabetes mellitus type 2; high cholesterol; atherosclerosis; partially sighted No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=12D=5 4
P19 Male 35–44 Duel White British and New Zealand Postgraduate degree In full‐time (paid) employment Cohabiting Adult congenital heart disease Hypertension No history of relevant medication; has received counseling previously A=8D=5 4
P20 Female 65–74 White British None Retired Divorced ACS (MI) Hypertension/high blood pressure; diabetes mellitus type 2; atherosclerosis; arthritis; sciatica Past medication for depression; current medication for anxiety; has never received psychological therapy A=12D=11 4
P21 Female 55–64 White British None Retired Married ACS (MI) Hypertension; COPD; arthritis; duodenal ulcer; brittle bone disease; glaucoma; blood clotting; cataracts Past medication for depression; has received psychotherapy previously A=9D=5 6
P22 Male 55–64 White British Not Collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected
P23 Male ≥75 White British None Retired Married Stable angina Hypertension; high cholesterol; arthritis; hernia; diverticulitis No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=14D=9 3
P24 Male 35–44 White British None Temporary sick leave Single ACS (MI) High cholesterol; gout No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=11D=8 3
P25 Male 35–44 White British Degree Unable to work due to long‐term disability or ill health Divorced ACS (MI) Blood clotting No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=15D=12 1
P26 Male 35–44 White British GCSE or equivalent Unable to work due to long‐term disability or ill health Divorced ACS (MI) Hypertension; high cholesterol; back pain Currently medication for depression; has received psychotherapy previously A=9D=8 8
P27 Male 55–64 Asian British None Unable to work due to long‐term disability or ill health Married ACS (MI) Diabetes mellitus type 2; high cholesterol; COPD; IBS or abdominal problems; kidney failure; cataracts No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=13D=15 6
P28 Female 35–44 White British GCSE or equivalent Temporary sick leave Cohabiting ACS (MI) Arthritis No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=12D=11 3
P29 Male 45–54 White British Vocational Qualification Unable to work due to long‐term disability or ill health Widowed Adult congenital heart disease COPD; arthritis Past medication for depression and anxiety; has never received psychological therapy A=11D=10 1
P30 Female 65–74 White British None Retired Widowed Adult congenital heart disease None No history of relevant medication; has received bereavement counseling previously A=5D=10 10
P31 Male ≥75 White British Vocational Qualification Retired Married Atrial fibrillation Hypertension; COPD Current medication for depression and anxiety; has received counseling previously A=10D=6 5
P32 Male 55–64 White British None Retired Separated Stable heart failure IBS or abdominal problems; arthritis Past medication for depression; has been treated by a mental health worker previously A=11D=11 5
P33 Male 55–64 White British Vocational qualification In full‐time (paid) employment Married ACS (MI) High cholesterol; sleep apnea No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=8D=6 5
P34 Male 55–64 White British None In full‐time (paid) employment Married ACS (MI) Atherosclerosis Past medications for depression; has been treated by a psychiatrist previously A=12D=8 3
P35 Male 55–64 White British A level In full‐time (paid) employment Divorced ACS (MI) COPD No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=8D=2 2
P36 Male 65–74 White British Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected Not collected 6
P37 Male 35–44 White British Postgraduate degree In full‐time (paid) employment Single ACS (MI) None Current medication for depression; has received web‐based CBT previously A=9D=3 9
P38 Female 55–64 White British Diploma Unemployed Single Stable heart failure Arthritis Past medications for depression and anxiety; has received CBT previously A=8D=3 9
P39 Female ≥75 White British Diploma Retired Married Stable heart failure Hypertension; high cholesterol; arthritis; diverticilitis Current medication for depression and anxiety; has received CBT and been treated by a psychiatrist previously A=12D=16 1
P40 Female 65–74 White British Vocational qualification Retired Divorced ACS (MI) Diabetes mellitus type 2 Current medication for depression; has received counseling previously A=9D=8 7
P41 Male 45–54 White British GCSE or equivalent Unable to work due to long‐term disability or ill health Single ACS (MI) IBS; Fabry disease; Crohn disease; renal failure Past medication for depression and anxiety; has been treated by a psychologist previously A=18D=19 3
P42 Male ≥75 White British Diploma Retired Divorced ACS (MI) Hypertension; IBS; arthritis Current medication for depression and anxiety; has received counseling previously A=14D=13 6
P43 Male 55–64 White British None Unemployed Single ACS (MI) None No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=9D=9 5
P44 Female 55–64 White British Diploma In part‐time (paid) employment Divorced ACS (MI) Hypertension; diabetes mellitus type 2; arthritis; breast cancer Current medication for anxiety; has received CBT and counseling previously A=15D=3 2
P45 Male 45–54 White British Vocational qualification Unable to work due to long‐term disability or ill health Separated ACS (MI) High cholesterol No history of relevant medication or psychological therapy A=16D=14 5
P46 Male 55–64 White British Vocational qualification In full‐time (paid) employment Married ACS (MI) Breathing problems or COPD; IBS; arthritis Past medication for depression; has received victim support counseling previously A=9D=6 3

ACS indicates acute coronary syndrome; CR, cardiac rehabilitation; CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; GCSE, General Certificate of Secondary Education; HADS, hospital anxiety and depression scale (A, anxiety, D, depression); IBS, irritable bowel syndrome; MI, myocardial infarction; MS, multiple sclerosis.