Public perceptions of predictive testing for rheumatoid arthritis compared to breast cancer and early-onset Alzheimer’s disease: a qualitative study

Table 1 Participant characteristics

Participant ID number	Gender	Age	Marital status	Children	Employment status	Highest level of education	Ethnicity	Experience with GT or GS
1	Male	51–70	Married	Yes	Self-employed	Degree level	Other Asian	No
2	Female	51–70	Single	No	Employed	Postgraduate qualification	White British	Yes (GT only)
3	Female	51–70	Married	Yes	Employed	GCSE/O level	White British	Yes (GT only)
4	Male	26–35	Single	No	Employed	Degree level	Asian Pakistani	No
5	Male	71+	Married	Yes	Self-employed	Postgraduate qualification	White British	Yes
6	Female	51–70	Married	Yes	Retired	GCSE/O level	White British	No
7	Female	26–35	Single	No	Student	Degree level	Black Caribbean	No
8	Male	26–35	Single	No	Employed	Degree level	White British	No
9	Female	26–35	Single	Yes	Employed	Postgraduate qualification	White British	No
10	Male	51–70	Married	Yes	Unemployed	Vocational qualification	Asian Indian	No
11	Female	18–25	Single	No	Student	Degree level	White British	Yes (GT only)
13	Female	26–35	Single	No	Employed	Degree level	White British	Yes (GT only)
15	Female	26–35	Single	No	Employed	Postgraduate qualification	Asian Indian	No
17	Male	51–70	Single	No	Employed	Degree level	White British	No
18	Male	18–25	Partnership	No	Employed	A-level	White British	No
19	Female	18–25	Single	No	Employed, Student	A-level	Asian Chinese	No
20	Female	18–25	Partnership	No	Employed, Student	Degree level	Mixed Caribbean	No
21	Female	26–35	Single	No	Student	Degree level	N/A	No
22	Female	26–35	Single	No	Student	Postgraduate qualification	Other White	No
23	Female	18–25	Single	No	Student	A-level	Black African	No
24	Male	71+	Married	Yes	Retired	Postgraduate qualification	Mixed Asian	Yes (Both)

ISSN: 2520-1026