Table 2

STATUS QUO Study carers and practice coded carers

STATUS QUO research question: ‘Do you provide regular unpaid individual help and support for a friend or family member with a long-term illness, health problem or disability’? ‘Yes’Percentage of practice list size ≥10 years coded as a carer, prior to STATUS QUO recruitment
Practice%(n)%(n)
 115.7%(27)2.5%(58)
 210.0%(125)1.4%(130)
 38.5%(15)0.7%(25)
 410.0%(114)1.7%(148)
 57.7%(66)1.4%(110)
 69.3%(104)2.7%(280)
 710.9%(90)2.2%(221)
 89.6%(75)3.3%(328)
 910.1%(120)2.4%(245)
 1010.6%(84)4.3%(405)
 1111.6%(116)4.1%(789)
Totals 10.1% (936) 2.7% (2,739)
Practice deprivation*
 ≤510.9%(362)2.8%(1,241)
 >59.6%(574)2.6%(1,498)
Totals 10.1% (936) 2.7% (2,739)
Age group
 10–175.2%(22)0.05%(5)
 18–345.5%(93)0.9%(190)
 35–4911.0%(199)1.9%(403)
 50–6414.3%(315)3.6%(813)
 65–799.0%(216)5.0%(879)
 80+11.5%(91)6.5%(449)
Totals 10.1% (936) 2.7% (2,739)
Sex
 Female10.6%(617)3.6%(1,821)
 Male9.2%(319)1.8%(918)
Totals 10.1% (936) 2.7% (2,739)
  • *Deprivation was based on the 2019 English Index of Multiple Deprivation[13], using population-weighted GP deprivation scores, whereby a practice deprivation score of 1 is the most deprived and a deprivation score of 10 is the least deprived.