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Table 1 Description of study population. Héraclès study. Nord – Pas-de-Calais, France. 2014

From: Management of work-related common mental disorders in general practice: a cross-sectional study

 

N

%

Patient characteristics

 Gender

  Male

225

42.2

  Female

308

57.8

 Age group

  [18–35]

123

23.1

  [36–50]

249

46.8

  [51–65]

160

30.1

 Occupational category

  Blue collar

55

10.8

  White collar

141

27.6

  Pink collar

314

61.6

 Educational level

   < High school degree

225

42.2

   ≥ High school degree

308

57.8

 Family status

  Lives alone

151

28.4

  Lives with a partner or parents

381

71.6

 Family income

   [0–3000 euros]

154

34.7

  3000 + euros

290

65.3

 Number of workers in the company

  1 to 9

106

20.5

  10 +

410

79.5

 Psychiatric history (yes vs no)

95

18.3

 Somatic history (yes vs no)

136

26.1

 Purpose of appointment with GP (yes vs no)

  Somatic

249

46.7

  Psychological

296

55.5

  Chronic disease management

81

15.2

 Common mental disorder (yes vs no)

  Depression

239

46.0

  Anxiety

391

75.2

  Alcohol

46

8.8

  Suicidal risk (MINI questionnaire)

138

25.9

 Past unemployment (yes vs no)

157

29.5

 Job instability (yes vs no)

198

38.4

GPs characteristics

 GP’s gender

  Male

332

62.3

  Female

201

37.7

 GP’s age

  [18–49]

194

36.4

  50 +

339

63.6

 Opportunity to work with mental health specialists

  High

291

56.4

  Low

225

43.6

Contextual characteristics

 Social deprivation

  High

159

29.8

  Low

374

70.2

 Material deprivation

  High

266

49.9

  Low

267

50.1

Work characteristics

 Work intensity

  High

202

37.9

  Low

331

62.1

 Emotional demands

  High

222

41.7

  Low

311

58.3

 Autonomy

  High

100

18.8

  Low

433

81.2

 Conflict of values

  High

288

54.0

  Low

245

46.0

 Social relationships at work

  High

67

12.6

  Low

466

87.4

 Job Insecurity

  High

209

39.2

  Low

324

60.8