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. 2020 Jan 3;29(5):1335–1347. doi: 10.1007/s11136-019-02407-2

Table 2.

Baseline register characteristics of 802 patients and among questionnaire responders and non-responders from the Department of Neurology, Aarhus University Hospital May 2016–May 2018

Total n (%) Responders n (%) Non-responders n (%)
N = 802 N = 411 N = 391
Age, years
 15–24 168 (21) 78 (19) 90 (23)
 25–39 136 (17) 46 (11) 90 (23)
 40–59 187 (23) 93 (23) 94 (24)
 60–69 124 (15) 76 (18) 48 (12)
 70–99 187 (23) 118 (29) 69 (18)
Gender
 Female 387 (48) 204 (50) 183 (47)
 Male 415 (52) 207 (50) 208 (53)
Cohabitation status
 Not living alone 492 (61) 280 (68) 212 (54)
 Solo living 290 (36) 124 (30) 166 (42)
 Missing 20 (2) 7 (2) 13 (3)
Education
 High (> 12 years) 135 (17) 79 (19) 56 (14)
 Medium (10–12 years) 281 (35) 154 (37) 127 (32)
 Low (< 10 years) 327 (41) 154 (37) 173 (44)
 Missing 59 (7) 24 (6) 35 (9)
Household incomea
 High 266 (33)
 Medium 267 (33)
 Low 261 (33)
 Missing 8 (1)
Labour market affiliation
 Self-supporting 243 (30) 132 (32) 111 (28)
 Normal retirement 234 (29) 151 (37) 83 (21)
 Temporary social benefits 174 (22) 69 (17) 105 (27)
 Permanent social benefits 151 (19) 59 (14) 92 (24)
Co-morbidity (Charlson index)
 Low 0 463 (58) 231 (56) 232 (59)
 Medium 1–2 233 (29) 122 (30) 111 (28)
 High > 2 106 (13) 58 (14) 48 (12)
Psychiatric disease
 No 703 (88) 365 (89) 338 (86)
 Yes 99 (12) 46 (11) 53 (14)

aAccording to guidelines from Statistics Denmark, the distribution of household income was not reported for responders and non-responders because the missing number is below five observations