Table 1.
Baseline demographic and clinical details of patients.
| PReDicT arm (n = 460) | TaU arm (n = 453) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Country, n (%) | |||
| France | 39 (8%) | 37 (8%) | |
| Germany | 63 (15%) | 67 (14%) | |
| Spain | 82 (18%) | 82 (18%) | |
| The Netherlands | 28 (6%) | 26 (6%) | |
| UK | 248 (53%) | 241 (54%) | |
| Age mean (SD) | 38.7 (13.53) | 39.21 (14) | |
| Sex, n (%) | |||
| Female | 285 (62%) | 282 (62%) | |
| Male | 175 (38%) | 171 (38%) | |
| Ethnicity*, n (%) | |||
| White | 374 (90%) | 374 (89%) | |
| Ethnic minority | 47 (10%) | 42 (11%) | |
| Years of education mean (SD) | 14.14 (3.66) | 14.10 (3.47) | |
| Recruited from primary or secondary care | |||
| Primary | 359 (78%) | 345 (76%) | |
| Secondary | 101 (22%) | 108 (24%) | |
| Employment status | |||
| Full or part-time work or student | 165 (36%) | 152 (34%) | |
| Unemployed, sickness leave or retired | 295 (64%) | 301 (66%) | |
| Living situation | |||
| Living with a spouse or partner | 265 (58%) | 244 (54%) | |
| Not living with a spouse or partner | 195 (42%) | 209 (46%) | |
| Present or past relationships | |||
| Ever been married, lived with a partner or had children | 319 (69%) | 318 (70%) | |
| Never married, lived with a partner or had children | 141 (31%) | 135 (30%) | |
| Family history of depression, n (%) | |||
| No | 225 (49%) | 215 (47%) | |
| Yes | 235 (51%) | 238 (53%) | |
| QIDS-SR-16 mean (SD) | 15.67 (4.53) | 15.65 (4.19) | |
| MADRS mean (SD) | 28.04 (7.45) | 28.07 (7.08) | |
| GAD-7 mean (SD) | 13.59 (4.92) | 13.77 (4.85) | |
| SAS-SR mean (SD) | 63.06 (11.16) | 62.88 (11.28) | |
*A local ethical requirement prevented the collection of data on ethnicity from patients in France. QIDS-SR-16; Quick Inventory of Depressive Symptoms, 16-item self-report version (score range 0–27). MADRS; Montgomery–Åsberg Depression Rating Scale (score range 0–60). GAD-7; Generalised Anxiety Disorder Assessment, seven-item version (score range 0–21). SAS-SR; Social Adjustment Scale, self-report screener form, T-score (note a higher score indicates greater impairment, score range 38–90). Scales are reported as mean (SD).