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. 2022 May 20;12:26335565221100172. doi: 10.1177/26335565221100172

Table 1.

Participant characteristics

People with multimorbidity Relatives Healthcare professionals Patient advocates
N 22 4 17 5
Age; median (range) 67.5 (54–76) 66 (20–75) (25–64)
Sex; Female (%) 7 (31.8) 3 (75) 10 (58.8) 3 (60)
Marital status; N (%) Married/Partnered 14
Single/Separated/Widowed (63.6)
Widowed 8 (36.3)
Relation to relative; N (%) Husband /Wife Daughter 3 (75)\1 (25)
Occupation; N (%) Full-time job 3 (13.6) Employed 2 (50)
Part-time job 1 (4.5) Student 1 (25)
Retired 17 (77.2) Retired 1 (25)
Unemployed 1 (4.5)
Educational level; N (%) Vocational training 9 (40.94 (18.1)
Short higher 4 (18.1)
Medium higher 2 (9.09)
Long higher 5 (22.7)
Professional background/Organizational role; N (%) Physiotherapist 9 (52.9) Project officer 2
Nurse 4 (23.5) Volunteer 2
Doctor 2 (11.7)
Psychologist 1 (5.8) Secretary 1
Dietitian 1 (5.8)
Experience (in years) treating patients with multimorbidity; N (%) 20+ 2 (11.7)
11–20 9 (52.9)
6–10 1 (5.8)
2–5 4 (23.5)
0–1 1 (5.8)
Patient group represented; N Arthritis 1
Heart diseases 2
Lung diseases 1
Depression 1
Number of conditions;median (range) 4 (2–7)