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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of participants. Values are means (standard deviations) or absolute frequencies (percentages)

From: Reasons for encounters and psychiatric comorbidity in an urban Bavarian primary care out-of-hour service - results of a cross sectional study

 

Women (n = 274)

Men (n = 226)

Total (n = 500)

p-value

Age

37.3 (14.9)

40.5 (14.4)

38.8 (14.8)

0.001

≥ 10 years education

222

179

401 (83.9%)

0.199

Employment

   

0.001

- fulltime

128

163

291 (61.0%)

 

- part time

51

17

68 (14.3%)

 

- homemaker

13

2

15 (3.1%)

 

- pensioner

24

22

46 (9.6%)

 

- unemployed

6

3

9 (1.9%)

 

Marital status

   

0.344

- married

170

157

327 (68.0%)

 

- single

84

58

142 (29.5%)

 

- widowed

7

5

12 (2.5%)

 
  1. P-values from Student’s t-Test, Fisher’s exact test or Chi2-test
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