Table 3:

Health outcomes of survey participants

Characteristic	Unweighted no. of participants n = 634	Unadjusted estimate, %	RDS-II adjusted estimate,^* % (95% CI)
Perceived general health
Poor, fair or good	278	43.9	46.7 (37.9–55.5)
Very good or excellent	323	51.0	53.3 (44.5–62.1)
Missing	33	5.2
Life satisfaction
Dissatisfied	168	26.5	28.2 (20.7–35.8)
Satisfied	433	68.3	71.8 (64.2–79.3)
Missing	33	5.2
Amount of stress in most days
Not at all stressful, not very stressful or a bit stressful	434	68.5	73.2 (65.4–80.9)
Quite a bit stressful or extremely stressful	166	26.2	26.8 (19.1–34.6)
Missing	34	5.4
Sense of belonging in the community
Somewhat strong or strong	452	71.3	72.0 (63.0–81.0)
Somewhat weak or very weak	146	23.0	28.0 (19.0–37.0)
Missing	36	5.7
Risk for depression (PHQ-2 scale)
Likely	136	21.5	21.0 (14.0–28.0)
Unlikely	456	71.9	79.0 (72.0–86.0)
Missing	42	6.6
Frequency of work negatively affecting mental health
Always or usually	98	15.5	16.8 (8.9–24.8)
Occasionally, rarely or never	503	79.3	83.2 (75.2–91.1)
Missing	33	5.2
Perceived impact of work on relationships
Always or usually	193	30.4	28.8 (20.7–36.8)
Occasionally, rarely or never	406	64.0	71.2 (63.2–79.3)
Missing	35	5.5
Frequency of getting angry, owing to work
Always or usually	59	9.3	10.1 (4.0–16.3)
Occasionally, rarely or never	543	85.7	89.9 (83.7–96.0)
Missing	32	5.1
Amount of stress at work
Not at all stressful, not very stressful or a bit stressful	402	63.4	67.3 (58.7–75.9)
Quite a bit stressful or extremely stressful	200	31.6	32.7 (24.1–41.3)
Missing	32	5.1

Note: CI = confidence interval, PHQ-2 = Patient Health Questionnaire-2, RDS = respondent-driven sampling.
↵* Missing data were not included in the distribution of percent estimates.