Skip to main content
. 2023;24(12):4179–4186. doi: 10.31557/APJCP.2023.24.12.4179

Table 2.

Distribution of Informal Domestic Caregivers, Patients According to Relationship, Patients' Diagnosis, Years of Providing Care, Time Spent and Kinds of Assistances (n=335)

Variable N(%)
Degrees of relationship with caregivers
First 203 (60.6)
Second 78 (23.3)
Third 54 (16.1)
Time since the patient was diagnosed
< 2 years 175 (52.2)
≥ 2 years 160 (47.8)
Number of years provide care for the patient
< 5 years 280 (83.6)
≥ 5 years 55 (16.4)
Time spent each day by caregivers providing care for the patient
< 6 hours 148 (44.2)
≥6 hours 187 (55.8)
Kinds of assistance the caregiver can offer the patient
Diagnostic phase 136 (40.6)
The phase of loss of normality 50 (14.9)
Phase of decline 71 (21.2)
Dying phase 78(23.3)