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Table 1 Demographics and medication

From: Utility of the PHQ-9 to identify major depressive disorder in adult patients in Spanish primary care centres

 

Total sample of PHQ respondents (n = 260)

Subsample of PHQ and SCID-I respondents (n = 178)

 

n

%

n

%

Primary Care Centre

 Albacete

39

15.0

21

11.8

 Mallorca

33

12.7

30

16.9

 Valencia

155

59.6

122

68.5

 Vizcaya

33

12.7

5

2.8

Sex

 Female

186

71.5

125

70.2

 Male

74

28.5

53

29.8

Marital status

    

 Married

130

50.0

86

48.3

 Divorced

28

10.8

21

11.8

 Widowed

5

1.9

3

1.7

 Separated

19

7.3

14

7.9

 Never married

48

18.5

29

16.3

 Unmarried

30

11.5

25

14.0

Level of education

 No schooling

7

2.7

4

2.2

 Basic education

94

36.2

71

39.9

 Secondary education

40

15.4

27

15.2

 High School

64

24.6

46

25.8

 Bachelor

47

18.1

27

15.2

 Master/doctorate

8

3.1

3

1.7

Employment situation

    

 Part-time employee

28

10.8

18

10.1

 Employed full time

85

32.7

58

32.6

 Unemployed, in search of work

77

29.6

52

29.2

 Unemployed, not looking for work

36

13.8

27

15.2

 Temporary low labor

14

5.4

11

6.2

 Permanent low labor

4

1.5

2

1.1

 Retired

16

6.2

10

5.6

Income level

 Less than 12,000

119

45.8

87

48.9

 12,000 to 24,000

112

43.1

79

44.4

 Between 24,000 and 36,000

20

7.7

10

5.6

 More than 36,000

9

3.5

2

1.1

Hypnotics

 No

147

56.5

100

56.2

 Yes

113

43.5

78

43.8

Anxiolytics/tranquilizers

 No

175

67.3

119

66.9

 Yes

85

32.7

59

33.1

Anti-depressants

 No

194

74.6

126

70.8

 Yes

66

25.4

52

29.2