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Table 1 Socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of sample

From: Anticipated and experienced discrimination amongst people with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depressive disorder: a cross sectional study

Variable

Categories

Total n = 202

Percentage

Gender

Male

92

45.5%

 

Female

110

54.5%

Ethnicity (self-defined)

Black

77

38.1%

 

White

108

53.5%

 

Mixed

17

8.4%

Age (years)

Mean (sd; range)

202

41.8 (11.1; 19–67)

Employment status

Employed

46

22.8%

 

Not employed

126

62.4%

 

Student/Training/Volunteer

25

12.4%

 

Missing

5

2.5%

Education level

No qualifications

25

12.4%

 

Qualifications usually taken at age 16

50

24.8%

 

A-levels/Vocational

67

33.2%

 

Degree or higher

60

29.7%

Relationship status

Single

128

63.4%

 

Married/Partner

45

22.3%

 

Divorced/Widowed

29

14.4%

Children

Yes

86

42.5%

No

116

57.5%

Diagnosis from notes

Bipolar disorder

41

20.3%

 

Depression

65

32.2%

 

Schizophrenia Spectrum

96

47.5%

Psychiatric hospital admissions

Ever admitted?

139

68.8%

 

Admitted in last 12 months

35

17.8%

 

Compulsory admission in last 12 months

14

6.9%

Years since first contact with mental health services

Mean (sd; range)

201

15.1 (11.1; 0–46)

  1. Abbreviations: sd standard deviation.