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. 2016 Oct 8;1(3):e000006. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2015-000006

Table 3.

Association between overall psychosocial wellbeing and sociodemographic/medical history

Overall psychosocial wellbeing
Characteristics Good Poor χ2 p Value
Sex
 Male 30.6 69.4 0.356 0.551
 Female 25.0 75.0
Age
 ≤30 years 44.1 55.9 6.175 0.013
 >30 years 19.2 80.8
Marital status
 Currently single 36.4 63.6 2.376 0.123
 Currently married 22.2 77.8
Religion
 Christianity 29.7 70.3 0.113 0.737
 Islam 26.5 73.5
Education
 No formal 0.0 100.0 8.426* 0.077
 Primary 44.0 56.0
 Secondary 28.2 71.8
 Post-secondary 23.1 76.9
Current employment status
 Unemployed 34.3 65.7 6.016 0.014
 Employed 8.3 91.7
Children
 Yes 38.2 61.8 2.382 0.123
 No 23.4 76.6
Children in school
 Yes 16.7 83.3 0.220 0.639
 No 22.8 77.2
Person providing for children
 Myself 20.6 79.4 3.198* 0.362
 My spouse 25.0 75.0
 My family 23.1 76.9
 Other 38.5 61.5
Family members visit
 Yes 30.6 69.4 0.053 0.818
 No 27.8 72.2
Number of TB treatments in the past
 1 43.8 56.2 4.242* 0.236
 2 27.6 72.4
 3 30.6 69.4
 ≥4 11.8 88.2
Number of years on TB treatment
 1–2 42.9 57.1 8.865* 0.031
 3–4 40.7 59.3
 5–10 11.8 88.2
 >10 25.0 75.0
Current duration of admission
 1–2 55.0 45.0 9.117* 0.028
 3–4 15.8 84.2
 5–6 25.0 75.0
 7–8 21.7 78.3
Treatment centre
 UCH, Ibadan 12.5 87.5 4.789* 0.188
 GCH, Ibadan 31.8 68.2
 DLHMH, Calabar 25.0 75.0
 MGH, Lagos 37.5 62.5

*Likelihood ratio.

DLHMH, Dr Lawrence Henshaw Memorial Hospital, GCH, Government Chest Hospital; MGH, Mainland General Hospital; TB, tuberculosis; UCH, University College Hospital.