From: Chronic low back pain patient groups in primary care – A cross sectional cluster analysis
Variable | |
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Sex [no. (%)] n = 634 | |
Female | 388 (61.2) |
Age [mean: years (SD)] n = 634 | 56.30 (13.95) |
Nationality [no. (%)] n = 619 | |
German | 610 (98.5) |
Other | 9 (1.5) |
Marital status [no. (%)] n = 634 | |
Single | 82 (12.9) |
Married | 415 (65.5) |
Divorced | 80 (12.6) |
Widowed | 57 (9.0) |
Living with a partner [no. (%)] n = 611 | 477 (78.1) |
Persons at household [no. (%)] n = 605 | |
1 person | 87 (14.4) |
2 persons | 297 (49.1) |
3 persons | 114 (18.8) |
4 persons | 74 (12.2) |
> 4 persons | 33 (5.4) |
Level and years of education [no. (%)] n = 632 | |
13/12 years | 100 (15.8) |
10 years | 191 (30.2) |
9 years | 322 (50.9) |
Other graduation | 15 (2.4) |
No qualification | 4 (0.6) |
Employment status [no. (%)] n = 631 | |
Working (full or part-time) | 322 (51.0) |
Reasons for not working [no. (%)] n = 306 | |
Keeping house | 48 (15.7) |
Retired | 228 (74.6) |
Unemployed | 27 (8.8) |
Other | 3 (1.0) |
First time of back pain [no (%)] n = 634 | |
Since < 1 year | 77 (12.2) |
Since 1-2 years | 47 (7.4) |
Since 2-5 years | 86 (13.6) |
Since 5-10 years | 92 (14.5) |
Since > 10 years | 332 (52.4) |