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. 2023 Jul 24;23:535. doi: 10.1186/s12888-023-04822-9

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and clinical factors

Caregivers(CG)
(n = 160)n(%)
Patients
(n = 160)n(%)

Gender

Male

Female

81(50.63)

79(49.38)

78(48.75)

82(51.25)

Age(years)

44 or below

45–54

55–64

65 or above

Mean(SD) = 60.63(14.07)

18(11.25)

32(20.00)

48(30.00)

62(38.75)

Mean(SD) = 53.12(13.24)

44(27.50)

41(25.63)

44(27.50)

31(19.38)

Educational attainment

Middle school or below

High school or Junior college

College or above

69(43.13)

32(20.00)

59(36.88)

55(34.38)

61(38.13)

44(27.50)

Marital status

Unmarried

Married

Other(Divorced/Widowed)

11(6.88)

129(80.63)

20(12.50)

64(40.00)

76(47.50)

20(12.50)

Occupational status

Retired

Unemployed

Employed

105(65.63)

13(8.13)

42(26.25)

70(43.75)

56(35.00)

34(21.25)

Household financial issue

Not at all

Lighter

Fair

More serious

33(20.63)

34(21.25)

78(48.75)

15(9.38)

Relationship with the patient

Spouse

Parent

Children

Others(e.g., Siblings)

54(33.75)

58(36.25)

18(11.25)

30(18.75)

Duration of illness(years)

14 or below

15–24

25–34

35 or above

Mean(SD) = 25.89(11.95)

26(16.25)

56(35.00)

38(23.75)

40(25.00)