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Table 1 Characteristics of participants involved in the preference eliciting study

From: Iranian general populations' and health care providers' preferences for benefits and harms of statin therapy for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease

Characteristics

Health care provider n = 172 N (%)

Total population n = 913 N (%)

Urban population n = 449 N (%)

Rural population n = 464 N (%)

Sex male

30 (17.44)

427 (46.77)

201 (44.77)

226 (48.71)

Female

142 (82.56)

486 (53.23)

248 (55.23)

238 (51.29)

Age mean (SD)

35.37 (7.58)

49.78 (8.148)

50.26 (8.28)

49.31 (7.99)

40–59

172 (100.00)

783 (85.76)

381 (84.86)

402 (86.64)

 = > 60

0 (0)

130 (14.24)

68 (15.14)

62 (13.36)

Education

Non

0 (0)

29 (3.18)

11 (2.45)

18 (3.88)

Primary

10 (5.81)

451 (49.40)

168 (37.42)

283 (60.99)

Middle school

34 (19.77)

272 (29.79)

150 (33.41)

122 (26.29)

High school and above

128 (74.42)

161 (17.63)

120 (26.73)

41 (8.84)

Job

Salaried

159 (92.44)

121 (13.25)

87 (19.38)

34 (7.33)

Run own business

0 (0)

250 (27.38)

99 (22.05)

151 (32.54)

Pensioned

0 (0)

107 (11.72)

67 (14.92)

40 (8.62)

No job

13 (7.56)

435 (47.56)

196 (43.56)

239 (51.51)

Co-living person

Alone

7 (4.07)

18 (1.97)

8 (1.78)

10 (2.16)

Family

165 (95.93)

895 (98.03)

441 (98.22)

454 (97.85)

Morbiditya

None

158 (91.86)

631 (69.11)

300 (66.82)

331 (71.34)

Yes

14 (8.14)

282 (30.89)

149 (33.18)

133 (28.66)

Statin use

no

164 (95.35)

739 (80.94)

356 (79.29)

383 (82.54)

Yes now

4 (2.33)

123 (13.47)

62 (13.81)

61 (13.15)

Yes past

4 (2.33)

51 (5.59)

31 (6.90)

20 (4.31)

Marital status single

39 (22.67)

28 (3.07)

8 (1.78)

20 (4.31)

Married

127 (73.84)

842 (92.22)

425 (94.65)

417 (89.87)

Divorced

5 (2.91)

12 (1.31)

6 (1.34)

6 (1.29)

Widow

1 (0.58)

31 (3.40)

10 (2.23)

21 (4.53)

Family history of heart disease

Yes

41 (23.84)

254 (27.82)

138 (30.73)

116 (25.00)

No

131 (76.16)

654 (71.63)

309 (68.82)

345 (74.35)

Don’t know

0 (0)

5 (0.55)

2 (0.45)

3 (0.65)

Family history of stroke

Yes

11 (6.40)

125 (13.69)

60 (13.36)

65 (14.01)

No

161 (93.60)

784 (85.87)

388 (86.41)

396 (85.34)

Don’t know

0 (0)

4 (0.44)

1 (0.22)

3 (0.65)

Family history of hypertension

Yes

104 (60.47)

518 (56.74)

231 (51.45)

287 (61.85)

No

68 (39.53)

390 (42.72)

215 (47.88)

175 (37.72)

Don’t know

0 (0)

5 (0.55)

3 (0.67)

2 (0.43)

Family history of Hyperlipidemia

Yes

76 (44.19)

291 (31.87)

129 (28.73)

162 (34.91)

No

96 (55.81)

612 (67.03)

316 (70.38)

296 (63.79)

Don’t know

0 (0)

10 (1.10)

4 (0.89)

6 (1.29)

Family history of diabetes

Yes

50 (29.07)

295 (32.31)

152 (33.85)

143 (30.82)

No

122 (70.93)

616 (67.47)

296 (65.92)

320 (68.97)

Don’t know

0 (0)

2 (0.22)

1 (0.22)

1 (0.22)

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