Implementing a social network intervention designed to enhance and diversify support for people with long-term conditions. A qualitative study

Table 5 Demographic overview

ID	Gender	Age	Domestic situation	Employment status	Income (average = £25 K)	Highest educational level
01	Female	51	Divorced, lives with adult son	Full-time work	About average	College
02	Male	70	Never married, lives alone	Retired	Lower than average	School (up to 16 years old)
03	Female	57	Lives with partner	Part-time work, part-time voluntary	About average	University
04	Male	54	Never married, lives alone	Unemployed, actively seeking work	Lower than average	College
05	Male	70	Divorced, lives alone	Retired, part-time voluntary	About average	College
06	Male	68	Married	Retired	Lower than average	University
07	Female	59	Lives with partner	Retired	Lower than average	College
08	Female	66	Never married, lives alone	Retired	Lower than average	College
09	Male	43	Lives with partner	Full-time work	Lower than average	School (up to 16 years old)
10	Female	66	Married	Retired, part-time voluntary	Lower than average	School (up to 16 years old)
11	Male	75	Widowed, lives alone,	Retired	Lower than average	College
12	Female	59	Never married, lives alone	Full-time work	Lower than average	School (up to 16 years old)
13	Male	76	Married	Retired, part-time voluntary	Lower than average	College
14	Male	73	Married	Retired, part-time voluntary	Lower than average	College
15	Male	67	Married	Retired	Lower than average	University

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