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Table 1 Descriptive statistics

From: Depression and the relationship between sleep disturbances, nightmares, and suicidal ideation in treatment-seeking Canadian Armed Forces members and veterans

Categorical Variable

n

%

Deployment locales

 Afghanistan

117

31.0

 Balkan States (former Yugoslovia, Kosovo, etc.)

133

35.2

 Domestic deployment

125

33.1

 Africa (Somalia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, etc).

45

11.9

Education (N = 574)

 Less than high school

113

19.7

 Completed high school

179

31.2

 Some college/university

159

27.7

 Completed college/university

123

21.4

Marital status (N = 574)

 Married/living with partner

325

56.6

 Divorced/separated

125

21.8

 Single (never married)

109

19.0

 Widowed

15

2.6

Sleep Disturbances (N = 588)

 Not at all/ a little bit

188

32.0

 Moderately/quite a bit/extremely

400

68.0

Nightmares (N = 585)

 Not at all/a little bit

69

11.8

 Moderately/quite a bit/extremely

516

88.2

Suicidal Ideation (N = 529)

 Not at all

290

54.8

 Some days

151

28.6

 More than half the days/nearly every day

88

16.6

PCL-M criteria met for probable PTSD (score > = 50; N = 554)

402

72.6

PHQ-9 criteria met for probable MDD (score > =10; N = 522)

413

79.1

Measure

Mean

SD

 PCL-M

57.71

14.78

 PHQ-9

15.85

6.60

 GAD

10.06

3.40

 AUDIT

8.06

8.09

  1. Note. PCL-M Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Checklist – Military Version, PHQ-9 Patient Health Questionnaire-9, AUDIT Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test, GAD Generalized Anxiety Disorder section of the PHQ