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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of sample

From: A joint effort over a period of time: factors affecting use of urate-lowering therapy for long-term treatment of gout

 

Men (%)

Women (%)

Total (%)

(n = 29)

(n = 14)

(n = 43)

Age group at interview (years):

 30–49

4 (14)

3 (21)

7 (16)

 50–69

16 (56)

7 (50)

23 (54)

 70–89

9 (31)

4 (28)

13 (30)

Ethnicity/Nationality:

 White

27 (93)

13 (92)

40 (92)

 Asian British

2 (7)

1 (7)

3 (7)

Living arrangements:

 Living alone

2 (7)

4 (29)

6 (14)

 Living with one other person

20 (69)

6 (43)

26 (60)

 Living with more than one other person

7 (24)

4 (29)

11 (26)

Current work status:

 Retired

16 (55)

9 (64)

25 (58)

 Full-time work

6 (21)

5 (36)

11 (26)

 Part-time work

5 (17)

-

5 (12)

 Student (higher education)

1 (3)

-

1 (2)

 Not working for health reasons

1 (3)

-

1 (2)

Time since diagnosis (years):

 1–5

4 (14)

6 (43)

10 (23)

 6–10

2 (7)

4 (29)

6 (14)

 11–15

6 (21)

3 (21)

9 (21)

 16 or more

17 (59)

1 (7)

18 (42)

Age group at diagnosis (years):

  < 30

1 (3)

1 (7)

2 (5)

 30–49

19 (66)

4 (29)

23 (53)

 50–69

9 (31)

7 (50)

16 (37)

 70–89

-

2 (14)

2 (5)

Attacks in past 12 months:

 0

10 (3)

4 (29)

14 (33)

 1–4

16 (55)

6 (43)

22 (51)

 5–9

1 (3)

1 (7)

2 (5)

  ≥ 10

2 (7)

3 (21)

5 (12)