Table 1

Descriptive statistics of the 66 097 women and men, aged 18–59 years on 31 December 2005 with at least one new sick-leave spell due to a common mental disorder (CMD) in 2006 in Sweden and the share with disability pension between 2007 and 2010

	All		DP
	N	Per cent	N	Per cent
Study population, all	66 097	100	4610	7.0
Country of birth*
Sweden	57 011	86.3	3696	6.5
Western countries	3520	5.3	302	8.6
Non-Western countries	5566	8.4	612	11.0
Sex
Male	20 373	30.8	1540	7.6
Female	45 724	69.2	3070	6.7
Age in 2005
18–24	4420	6.7	295	6.7
25–34	17 029	25.8	731	4.3
35–44	21 228	32.1	1151	5.4
45–54	16 516	25.0	1363	8.3
55–59	6 904	10.4	1070	15.5
Type of living area†
Big cities	25 450	38.5	1610	6.3
Medium-sized cities	23 186	35.1	1585	6.8
Small cities/villages	17 461	26.4	1415	8.1
Family composition
Married/cohabiting with children at home	26 976	40.8	1434	5.3
Married/cohabiting without children at home	6792	10.3	690	10.2
Single‡ with children at home	9579	14.5	628	6.6
Single‡ without children at home	22 750	34.4	1858	8.2
Unemployment in 2005
No days	54 637	82.7	3276	6.0
1–90 days	5435	8.2	500	9.2
>90 days	6025	9.1	834	13.8
Sick leave in 2005
No days	48 749	73.8	2769	5.7
1–90 days	13 944	21.1	1309	9.4
>90 days	3404	5.2	532	15.6
Sick leave diagnosis in 2006
Depressive	24 419	36.9	2296	9.4
Anxiety	7827	11.8	806	10.3
Stress-related	33 851	51.2	1508	4.5

*Country of birth categorised according to: (1) Sweden, (2) Western countries include the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Norway), EU25 (all countries included in the European Union in 2006 without Sweden), North America and Oceania, (3) non-Western countries comprise all remaining countries.
†Type of living area: big cities, Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmo; medium-sized cities, cities with >90 000 inhabitants within 30 km distance from the centre of the city; small cities/villages, all remaining cities/villages.
‡Single means living without partner and also includes divorced, separated or widowed.