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. 2019 Sep 9;5(5):e79. doi: 10.1192/bjo.2019.63

Table 1.

Participant characteristics

Characteristic Value
Age
Years, mean (s.d.) 48 (15.5)
Years, range 23–75
Gender, women: % (n) 50 (10)
Ethnicity, % (n)
White British 80 (16)
Black British 5 (1)
Mixed ethnicity 15 (3)
Occupation, % (n)
Unemployed 55 (11)
Self-employed 5 (1)
Retired 20 (4)
Volunteer 5 (1)
Student 5 (1)
Living arrangements, % (n)
Supported accommodation 25 (5)
Rehabilitation unit 5 (1)
Alone 40 (8)
With family 25 (5)
With carer 5 (1)
Suicidal experiences, % (n)
Lifetime 100 (20)
Current (at the time of interview) 20 (4)
Duration of illnessa
Years, mean (s.d.) 22.2 (13.2)
Years, range 0.4–43
Current diagnosis, % (n)
Schizophrenia 25 (5)
Paranoid schizophrenia 40 (8)
Chronic schizophrenia 5 (1)
Treatment resistant schizophrenia 5 (1)
Schizoaffective disorder 10 (2)
Psychotic disorder 5 (1)
Acute psychosis 5 (1)
Unspecified non-organic psychosis 5 (1)
Medication,b % (n)
Clozapine 25 (5)
Aripiprazole 40 (8)
Quetiapine 5 (1)
Olanzapine 10 (2)
Zuclopenthixol 10 (2)
Flupentixol 10 (2)
Risperidone 5 (1)
Fluphenazine 5 (1)
Amisulpride 5 (1)
a.

Based on data from 19 participants.

b.

Some participants were prescribed two types of antipsychotic medication.

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