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. 2018 May 29;55:0046958018775570. doi: 10.1177/0046958018775570

Table 1.

Description of Informal Caregivers Participating in the Study.

Adult caregivers (n = 3067, 12.8%) Senior caregivers (n = 1936, 13.6%)
Age, %
- 17-24 177 (5.8)
- 25-39 322 (10.5)
- 40-54 1431 (46.7)
- 55-64 1137 (37.1)
- 65-74 1116 (57.6)
- 75-79 482 (24.9)
- 80+ 338 (17.5)
Gender, n (%)
- Male 935 (30.5) 941 (48.6)
- Female 2132 (69.5) 995 (51.4)
Education, n (%)
- Low 87 (2.8) 263 (13.6)
- Intermediate I 882 (28.8) 892 (46.1)
- Intermediate II 1178 (38.4) 397 (20.5)
- High 920 (30.0) 384 (19.8)
Household income, n (%)
- Maximum of €15 200 314 (10.2) 160 (8.3)
- €15 201-€19 400 452 (14.8) 503 (26.0)
- €19 401-€24 200 621 (20.2) 528 (27.3)
- €24 201-€31 100 846 (27.6) 424 (21.9)
- Minimum of €31 101 834 (27.2) 321 (16.6)
Employment status, n (%)
- Not currently employed 902 (29.4) 1839 (95.0)
- Employed 2165 (70.6) 97 (5.0)
Marital status, n (%)
- Married/living with partner 2441 (77.5) 1573 (81.3)
- Never been married 370 (11.8) 61 (3.2)
- Widowed 71 (2.3) 65 (3.4)
- Divorced 266 (8.4) 237 (12.2)
Burden perceived, n (%)
- Low 2632 (85.8) 1650 (85.2)
- High 435 (14.2) 286 (14.8)