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. 2021 Oct 11;39(3):440–446. doi: 10.1093/fampra/cmab127

Table 1.

Baseline sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the CHIA cohort who consulted in primary care for acute respiratory tract symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Variables n = 70,431
Sex
 Female, n (%) 41,279 (58.61)
 Male, n (%) 29,152 (41.39)
 Patients missing data, n (%) 0 (0)
Age (years)
 Age, mean (SD) 51.14 (25.41)
 Patients missing data, n (%) 0 (0)
Ethnicity
 White, n (%) 37,974 (53.92)
 Asian, n (%) 1,746 (2.48)
 Black, n (%) 365 (0.52)
 Mixed or Other, n (%) 676 (0.96)
 Missing data, n (%) 29,670 (42.13)
Index of multiple deprivation
 1, n (%) most deprived 8,397 (11.92)
 2, n (%) 12,301 (17.47)
 3, n (%) 12,819 (18.2)
 4, n (%) 15,178 (21.55)
 5, n (%) least deprived 20,040 (28.45)
 Missing data, n (%) 1,696 (2.41)
Smoking status
 Current smoker, n (%) 9,466 (13.44)
 Ex smoker, n (%) 21,425 (30.42)
 Never smoked, n (%) 31,264 (44.39)
 Missing data, n (%) 8,276 (11.75)
Comorbidities recorded
 Stroke, n (%) 3,765 (5.35)
 Chronic kidney disease, n (%) 5,414 (7.69)
 COPD, n (%) 5,451 (7.74)
 Asthma, n (%) 9,422 (13.38)
 Diabetes, n (%) 7,547 (10.72)
 Cancer, n (%) 4,972 (7.06)
 Mental health disorders, n (%) 9,839 (13.97)
 Atrial fibrillation, n (%) 4,760 (6.76)
 Cardiovascular disease, n (%) 625 (0.89)
 Epilepsy, n (%) 960 (1.36)
 Heart failure, n (%) 2,976 (4.23)
 Rheumatoid arthritis, n (%) 1,061 (1.51)

COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.