Figures & data
Figure 1. Selection of study population. From an originally population of Sámi in Sweden defined through three registers (n = 10,380), persons were excluded due to over-coverage (N = 1,055), abstaining from participating (n = 5,470), did not self-identify as Sámi (n = 121) or did not answer survey questions on health practices in the SámiHET study (n = 17) were excluded, resulting in a final study population of 3,641 persons.
![Figure 1. Selection of study population. From an originally population of Sámi in Sweden defined through three registers (n = 10,380), persons were excluded due to over-coverage (N = 1,055), abstaining from participating (n = 5,470), did not self-identify as Sámi (n = 121) or did not answer survey questions on health practices in the SámiHET study (n = 17) were excluded, resulting in a final study population of 3,641 persons.](/cms/asset/64bac529-cfb6-4a03-9b2a-ca15063a4d41/zich_a_2222908_f0001_b.gif)
Table 1. Cross tabulation of the number of participants by practice of Sámi Traditional Medicine (STM, ever users) and Complementary Alternative Medicine (CAM, users last 3 months).
Table 2. Basic characteristics of the total sample and among users and non-users of STM (ever users) and CAM (users during last 3 months).
Table 3. Health-related issues in the total sample and among users and non-users of STM (ever users) and CAM (users during last 3 months).