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. 2021 Aug 16;11:16610. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-96186-x

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of Vancouver At Home participants who consented to administrative data and could be linked (n = 425).

Variablea Mean (SD) / n (%)
Socio-demographics
Age at randomization (in years)
Mean (SD) 40.8 (11.0)
Median (IQR) 41.4 (32.2, 47.8)
 < 25 years 33 (7.7)
25–49 years 308 (72.5)
 ≥ 50 years 84 (19.8)
Gender, n(%)
Woman 107 (25.4)
Man 314 (74.6)
Ethnicity, n(%)
Indigenous 69 (16.2)
White 232 (54.6)
Other 124 (29.2)
Education level, n(%)
High school or higher 178 (42.2)
Less than high school 244 (57.8)
Age of first homelessness, n(%)
 < 25 years 187 (44.4)
 ≥ 25 years 234 (55.6)
Social assistance payments during the year preceding baseline, n (%)
None/single (0–1) 48 (9.4)
Irregular (2–11) 114 (26.8)
Regular (12) 271 (63.8)
Non-substance-related mental disorders (NSMD) during the year preceding baseline, n(%)
Schizophrenia 177 (41.7)
Bipolar disorder 138 (32.5)
Neurotic disorder 108 (25.4)
Personality disorder 36 (8.5)
Depressive disorder 124 (29.2)
Substance use disorders during the year preceding baseline, n (%)
Alcohol dependence 52 (12.2)
Drug dependence 137 (32.2)
Nondependent drug abuse 31 (7.3)
Acute hospitalization during the year preceding baseline, n (%)
Psychiatric (NSMD-related) hospitalization 141 (33.2)
Substance use disorder-related hospitalization 48 (11.3)
Non-psychiatric hospitalization 67 (15.8)

aSocio-demographic variables reported at study baseline and all other variables reported using their values in the year before baseline.

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