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Table 1 Participant demographics for the total sample and per study location

From: A qualitative study of benzodiazepine/z-drug and opioid co-use patterns and overdose risk

 

Glasgow (n = 28)

Bristol (n = 10)

Teesside (n = 10)

Total (n = 48)

Gender

male

21 (75.0%)

7 (70.0%)

9 (90.0%)

37 (77.1%)

female

7 (25.0%)

3 (30.0%)

1 (10.0%)

11 (21.9%)

Mean age (SD)

 

42.2 (9.7)

46.4 (6.2)

40.7 (7.3)

42.8 (8.7)

Median age

44.5

44.5

40.5

44.0

Age range

25–61

41–61

30–50

25–61

Ethnicity

White British

3 (10.7%)

5 (50.0%)

9 (90.0%)

17 (35.4%)

 

White English

1 (10.0%)

1 (2.1%)

White Scottish

25 (89.3%)

1 (10.0%)

26 (54.2%)

Black British

1 (10.0%)

1 (2.1%)

White African

1 (10.0%)

1 (2.1%)

Other (Norse)

1 (10.0%)

1 (2.1%)

Declined to answer

1 (10.0%)

1 (2.1%)

Housing

Home/houseless

10 (35.7%)

4 (40.0%)

3 (30.0%)

17 (35.4%)

Supported accommodation

2 (7.1%)

3 (30.0%)

5 (10.4%)

Rented/ own accommodation

16 (57.2%)

6 (60.0%)

4 (40.0%)

26 (54.2%)

Alcohol (self-defined)

Heavy

8 (28.6%)

2 (20.0%)

2 (20.0%)

12 (25.0%)

Moderate

5 (17.9%)

3 (30.0%)

2 (20.0%)

10 (20.8%)

Minimal

7 (25.0%)

2 (20.0%)

2 (20.0%)

11 (22.9%)

None

6 (21.4%)

3 (30.0%)

4 (40.0%)

13 (27.1%)

Undisclosed

2 (7.1%)

2 (4.2%)

Non-fatal overdose experience

Self-reported

21 (75.0%)

7 (70.0%)

10 (100.0%)

38 (79.2%)

Poor mental health

Diagnosed and self-reported

28 (100.0%)

9 (90.0%)

8 (80.0%)

45 (93.8%)