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. 2020 May 21;15(5):e0233490. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0233490

Table 1. Respondents’ characteristics (information in brackets signifies: Country with the lowest value; country with the highest value).

Characteristic Colonoscopy-naïve (n = 2,500) Colonoscopy-experienced (n = 500)
Female 55% 43%
(54%, UK; 58%, Germany) (40%, France; 45%, Spain)
Age (mean ±s.d. years) 42.3 ±14.0 47.0 ±14.6
(39.8 ±12.6, Germany; 43.7 ±14.4, UK) (42.0 ±14.3, UK; 50.6 ±13.8, France)
Aged ≥41 years 54% 65%
(49%, Germany; 57%, Italy) (47%, UK; 74%, France)
In full- or part-time employment 58% 65%
(51%, Italy; 71%, UK) (56%, France; 79%, UK)
Retired 9% 17%
(5%, Germany; 13%, Spain) (9%, UK; 29%, France)
Time since prior colonoscopy N/A 0–1 year ago: 27%;
1–2 years ago: 43%;
2–3 years ago: 21%;
3–5 years ago: 9%
Reason for prior colonoscopy N/A Routine screening: 30%;
Symptomatic: 52%;
Ongoing health condition: 10%;
Other/Unknown: 7%

s.d. = standard deviation.