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Characteristic
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Community studya
|
Facility study
|
Treatment cohort studies
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|---|
|
Level
|
Baseline (n = 1290)
|
Endline (n = 3481)
|
Baseline (n = 1893)
|
Midline (n = 2049)
|
Endline (n = 1891)
|
Depression (n = 64)
|
Psychosis (n = 51)
|
Epilepsy (n = 117)
|
|---|
|
Age (years), %
|
|
16–30
|
494 (38.2)
|
1190 (32.7)
|
1035 (54.7)
|
678 (35.8)
|
180 (9.5)
|
18 (28.1)
|
26 (51.0)
|
83 (70.9)
|
|
31–49
|
555 (44.2)
|
1424 (42.3)
|
991 (48.4)
|
799 (39.0)
|
259 (12.6)
|
34 (53.1)
|
23 (45.1)
|
31 (26.5)
|
|
≥ 50
|
240 (17.6)
|
867 (25.0)
|
862 (45.6)
|
732 (38.7)
|
297 (15.7)
|
12 (18.8)
|
2 (3.9)
|
3 (2.6)
|
|
Female sex, %
|
867 (66.4)
|
2668 (74.7)
|
1500 (79.2)
|
1618 (78.9)
|
1541 (81.4)
|
48 (75.0)
|
23 (45.1)
|
56 (47.9)
|
|
Marital status
|
|
No partner
| | | | | |
24 (37.5)
|
36 (70.6)
|
103 (88.0)
|
|
Has a partner
| | | | | |
40 (62.5)
|
15 (29.4)
|
14 (12.0)
|
|
Highest educationb, %
|
|
Less than primary
|
239 (16.9)
|
663 (18.2)
|
174 (9.2)
|
348 (17.0)
|
843 (44.6)
|
15 (23.4)
|
1 (2.0)
|
45 (24.9)
|
|
Primary
|
685 (52.6)
|
1960 (55.8)
|
1113 (58.8)
|
1177 (57.4)
|
648 (34.2)
|
–
|
–
|
–
|
|
Secondary
|
322 (26.7)
|
759 (23.0)
|
485 (25.6)
|
473 (23.1)
|
362 (19.1)
|
36 (56.3)
|
21 (41.2)
|
115 (63.5)
|
|
Tertiary
|
44 (3.7)
|
99 (3.0)
|
121 (6.4)
|
52 (2.5)
|
39 (2.1)
|
13 (20.3)
|
29 (56.9)
|
21 (11.6)
|
|
PHQ-9 score
|
3.9 (2.4)
|
2.2 (3.5)
|
3.0 (2.9)
|
3.6 (3.5)
|
3.3 (3.3)
|
16.3 (4.6)
|
9.5 (6.5)
|
7.6 (5.6)
|
|
PHQ9 positive, %
|
85 (6.7)
|
302 (8.6)
|
80 (4.2)
|
158 (7.7)
|
111 (5.9)
|
61 (95.3)
|
23 (45.1)
|
46 (39.3)
|
|
Recent depression, %
|
316 (24.9)
|
380 (10.7)
|
159 (8.4)
| |
314 (16.6)
| | | |
|
AUDIT score
|
0.6 (1.6)
|
0.6 (2.7)
|
0.6 (1.8)
|
0.5 (1.9)
|
0.6 (2.5)
| | | |
|
AUDIT positive, %
|
25 (2.3)
|
63 (1.8)
|
23 (1.2)
|
38 (1.8)
|
48 (2.5)
| | | |
|
Number of seizures in past 30 days (median, IQR)
| | | | | | | |
3 (1–5)
|
- Mean (SD) for continuous variable, count (%) for categorical variables
- aCounts are reported as observed, while proportions, 95% CI and P-values are design-adjusted for the population-based survey design
- bIn the cohort study, response options ‘Uneducated’ and ‘Non formal’ were combined into ‘Less than primary school’
