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Table 1 Participant characteristics

From: Understanding the barriers and facilitators to delivering peer support effectively in England: a qualitative interview study

Characteristic

Category

Number

Age (years)

18–24 years

6

 

25–34 years

6

 

35–44 years

11

 

45–54 years

6

 

55–64 years

5

 

> 65 years

1

Gender

Female

23

 

Male

10

 

Non-binary/gender self-defined

2

Ethnicity

White British

23

 

Asian or South Asian

5

 

Other white

3

 

Black Caribbean

2

 

Black African

1

 

Any other mixed or multiple ethnic backgrounds

1

Peer support role

Peer Worker

23

 

Senior or managerial peer support worker role

12

Peer support setting

NHS*

21

 

VCFSE sector services, e.g. charities, community-based groups, or education settings

14

Contract type

Permanent contracts

20

 

Fixed term contracts

15

 

Self-employed

1

Employment type

Full time

17

 

Part time

18

Length of time in peer role

< 1 year

11

 

1–2 years

9

 

2–5 years

9

 

5–10 years

4

 

> 10 years

2