From: Report on personality and adherence to antibiotic therapy: a population-based study
 | n (%) |
---|---|
Sex | Â |
Men | 159 (36%) |
Women | 286 (64%) |
Mean age (Standard deviation) | 50.8 (11.7) |
Education level | Â |
Compulsory school | 104 (23.4%) |
Upper secondary school | 190 (42.7%) |
University | 147 (33%) |
Missing | 4 (0.9%) |
Own income in SEK | Â |
<15 000 | 111 (24.9%) |
15 000–25 000 | 185 (41.6%) |
25 000–40 000 | 105 (23.6%) |
>40 000 | 15 (3.4%) |
Missing | 29 (6.5%) |
Reported infection | Â |
Tonsillitis | 52 (11.7%) |
Urinary infection | 95 (21.3%) |
Otitis | 31 (7%) |
Pneumonia | 43 (9.7%) |
Wound infection | 44 (9.9%) |
Respiratory tract infection | 74 (16.6%) |
Antibiotics: days prescribed | Â |
<7Â days | 50 (11.2%) |
7–10 days | 266 (59.8%) |
10–14 | 85 (19.1%) |
>14 | 37 (8.3%) |
Missing | 7 (1.6%) |
Antibiotics: days taken | Â |
<7Â days | 57 (12.8%) |
7–10 days | 254 (57.1%) |
10–14 | 79 (17.8%) |
>14 | 33 (7.4%) |
Missing | 22 (4.9%) |