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Table 4 Worker’s characteristics in the intervention group and control group

From: Effectiveness of a tailored implementation strategy to improve adherence to a guideline on mental health problems in occupational health care

Worker characteristics

Intervention group

Control group

n

mean

SD

%

n

mean

SD

%

Age (years)

56

46.1

10.6

 

58

46.6

10.9

 

Gender (male)

22

  

39.3

25

  

43.1

Education level

 Low education

6

  

10.7

2

  

3.4

 Middle-level education

16

  

28.6

15

  

25.9

 High education

34

  

60.7

41

  

70.7

Work and personal related factors

 Working contract hours a week

56

30.5

9.2

 

58

30.2

10.9

 

 Workabilitya (range 0–10)b

50

5.3

2.2

 

53

5.5

2.7

 

Clinical characteristics

 Four-Dimensional Symptom Questionnaire (4DSQ) [40]

  Distress (range 0–32)b

54

18.1

9.1

 

55

17.9

9.6

 

  Depression (range 0–12)b

54

2.9

3.7

 

57

2.7

3.7

 

  Anxiety (range 0–24)b

54

5.2

5.0

 

55

5.6

5.6

 

  Somatization (range 0–32)b

53

9.2

6.0

 

54

9.4

7.3

 
  1. aMeasured with the single question of the workability index (WAI) [39]
  2. bHigher scores indicate a greater presence of the named factor