From: The long-term prediction of return to work following serious accidental injuries: A follow up study
Variable | N | % |
---|---|---|
Age: Mean years ± standard deviation | 37.7 ± 12.4 |  |
Sex: | Â | Â |
   Male | 67 | (78.8%) |
   Female | 18 | (21.2%) |
Marital status: | Â | Â |
   Single | 34 | (40.0%) |
   Married | 38 | (44.7%) |
   Divorced | 13 | (15.3%) |
Living arrangements: | Â | Â |
   Alone | 17 | (20.0%) |
   With others (family, partner, friends) | 68 | (80.0%) |
Maximum educational level: | Â | Â |
   No education | 2 | (2.4%) |
   Obligatory school | 10 | (11.8%) |
   Apprenticeship | 48 | (56.5%) |
   College | 3 | (3.5%) |
   Technical or commercial college | 17 | (20.0%) |
   University | 5 | (5.9%) |
Employment status: | Â | Â |
   Paid work (full- or part-time) | 79 | (92.9%) |
   Student | 6 | (7.1%) |