Table 1.

Characteristics of patients who undertook CBT and those who did not

CharacteristicOffered and accepted CBT (n= 32)Not offered/accepted CBT (n= 55)
Media age, years (SD, range)57 (17.4, 21–87)59 (18.5, 21–89)
Female, n (%)23 (72)40 (73)
Marital status, n (%)
  Married or partner15 (47)31 (56)
  Single, divorced, separated, widowed17 (53)24 (44)
Education, n (%)
  Higher degree5 (15.6)4 (7.2)
  Other qualifications15 (46.9)28 (50.9)
  No qualifications12 (37.5)23 (41.8)
Monthly net income, n (%)
  £0–£5009 (33.3)14 (35.0)
  £500–£10006 (22.2)8 (20.0)
  ≥£100012 (44.4)15 (37.5)
  Not applicable0 (0)3 (7.5)
Employment, n (%)
  Employed12 (37.5)16 (29.6)
  Unemployed5 (15.6)10 (18.5)
  Carer2 (6.3)4 (7.4)
  Retired13 (40.6)24 (44.4)
EQ-5D-3L index score, median (SD, range)
  Health Utility Index0.586 (0.350, −0.239 to 1.000)0.691 (0.335, −0.077 to 1.000)
  Visual Analogue Scale50 (18.2, 0–80)55 (19.3, 15–100)
  Primary care contacts in previous 3 months, median (IQR, range)8 (3.59, 0–61)6 (39, 0–31)
Number of DSM-IV diagnoses, n (%)a
  03 (9.3)20 (39.2)
  11 (3.1)10 (19.6)
  23 (9.4)8 (15.7)
  ≥325 (78.1)13 (25.5)
  • a χ2 = 22.8, P < 0.001. SD = standard deviation. CBT = cognitive beahviour therapy. DSM-IV = Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th Edition.