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. 2021 Apr 13;8(1):e000469. doi: 10.1136/lupus-2020-000469

Table 1.

Respondents’ characteristics

Respondents’ characteristics Value
Gender (data availability: n=4358)
 Women, n (%) 4181 (95.9)
 Prefer not to say, n (%) 15 (0.3)
Age (data availability: n=4303)
 Age of responders (in years), median (IQR 25–75) 45 (36–54)
Ethnic background, n (%) (data availability: n=4290)
 Caucasian/White 3035 (70.7)
 Hispanic/Latino 270 (6.3)
 African/African American/Caribbean 93 (2.2)
 Mixed/multiple ethnic groups 83 (1.9)
 Asian/Pacific Islander/Indian 68 (1.6)
 Middle Easterner/North African 48 (1.1)
 Other 374 (8.7)
 Prefer not to say 319 (7.4)
Civil status, n (%) (data availability: n=4287)
 Married/with partner 2814 (65.6)
 Single 730 (17)
 Divorced
 Child/young with family
388 (9.1)
191 (4.5)
 Widowed 83 (1.9)
 Other/prefer not to answer 81 (1.9)
Employment status, n (%) (data availability: n=4247)
 Employed full time 1468 (34.6)
 Employed part time 699 (16.5)
 Stopped working for medical reason 626 (14.7)
 Retired 491 (11.6)
 Self-employed 227 (5.4)
 Looking for employment 216 (5.1)
 Not in paid employment/full time at home 201 (4.7)
 Student 171 (4)
 Other/prefer not to answer 148 (3.5)
Educational level, n (%) (data availability: n=4276)
 High school/A level/international baccalaureate/vocational 1642 (38.4)
 Master (or higher) academic degree 897 (21)
 Bachelor (or equivalent) degree 866 (20.3)
 GCSE (or equivalent) 593 (13.9)
 Primary school 152 (3.6)
 Prefer not to answer 126 (2.9)

GCSE, General Certificate of Secondary Education.