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. 2022 Aug 23;12(8):e065083. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2022-065083

Table 1.

Participant characteristics at baseline

No participants (%)
Sex Male 5106 (30.2)
Female 11 804 (69.8)
Working age Yes (16 to 65) 10 338 (61.1)
No 6570 (38.9)
Ethnicity Minority ethnic 894 (5.3)
White 16 015 (94.7)
Country Scotland 1029 (6.1)
Wales 604 (3.6)
Northern Ireland 314 (1.9)
England 14 956 (88.4)
IMD quartile 1 (most deprived) 3990 (23.6)
2 4191 (24.8)
3 4299 (25.4)
4 (least deprived) 4410 (26.1)
Claiming universal credit Yes 464 (2.7)
No 16 390 (96.9)
Occupation Self-employed 1554 (9.2)
Retired 7547 (44.6)
Furloughed 386 (2.3)
Unemployed 296 (1.8)
Student 345 (2.0)
Other 394 (2.3)
Never employed 10 (0.01)
Not working due to sickness 281 (1.7)
Employed 6097 (36.1)
Housing Mortgage 4250 (25.1)
Private renting 1227 (7.3)
Renting council 531 (3.1)
Other 724 (4.3)
Owns home 10 174 (60.2)
Self-reported general health Poor 480 (2.8)
Fair 1808 (10.7)
Good 4537 (26.8)
Very good 6691 (39.6)
Excellent 3394 (20.1)
Income sufficient to cover basic needs Yes 15 749 (93.1)
Mostly 617 (3.6)
Sometimes 147 (0.9)
No 396 (2.3)

1 Missing data: working age (N=2, 0.01%), ethnicity (N=1, <0.01%), country (N=7, 0.04%), IMD quartile (N=20, 0.12%), housing (N=4, 0.02%), universal credit (N=56, 0.3%), income sufficient (N=1, <0.01%).

IMD, Index of Multiple Deprivation.