. 2019 Mar 4;19:83. doi: 10.1186/s12888-019-2064-0

Table 1.

Prevalence of demographic, socioeconomic, health care utilization, conflict, and displacement related factors

Variable	Level	N	Weighted Percent	95% CI
Age Group	18 to 34	144	15.0	10.3–19.8
	35 to 49	278	24.3	21.7–26.8
	50 to 64	335	32.2	25.9–38.4
	65 +	258	28.5	23.1–33.9
Gender	Female	533	52.2	44.1–60.2
Gender	Male	482	47.8	39.8–55.9
Marital Status	Married	803	79.6	75.8–83.4
	Widowed, Separated, Divorced or Missing	164	15.8	13.2–18.4
	Never Married	48	4.5	2.7–6.4
Ethnicity	Muslim or Sinhala	109	6.9	2.1–11.6
Ethnicity	Tamil	906	93.1	88.4–97.9
Religion	Hindu	680	72.7	60.9–84.5
	Islam	111	7.2	2.4–12.1
	Christian or other	224	20.0	8.2–31.8
Employment Status	Employed	434	38.6	30.1–47.0
	Unemployed/Off Sick/Disabled	101	11.2	7.5–14.8
	Student, Retired, Other	70	8.3	6.5–10.2
	Housewife / At Home	410	41.9	33.8–50.1
Education Level	No formal education, other education	90	8.9	6.6–11.1
	Grades 1-Grade 5	307	27.8	22.6–33.0
	Grades 6 through O/Ls (Grade 12)	511	51.9	46.2–57.6
	University or Higher	107	11.4	8.5–14.3
Household Size	1 to 3	353	34.9	31.6–38.4
	4 to 5	442	41.1	34.9–47.2
	6 to 10	220	23.9	19.9–27.9
Residence Location	Village / Rural Area	854	83.3	76.4–90.2
	City / Town/ Urban Area	86	10.0	3.4–16.6
	Plantation, Coastal, Other	74	6.7	1.5–11.9
Born in Region?	No	135	8.8	6.8–10.8
Born in Region?	Yes	880	91.2	89.2–93.1
Lived in Region for Conflict?	No	117	9.9	7.2–12.6
Lived in Region for Conflict?	Yes	898	90.1	87.4–92.8
Number of Times Displaced	Once	192	22.5	13.4–31.5
Number of Times Displaced	More Than Once	823	77.5	68.5–86.5
Where Were You Displaced?	IDP camp	799	70.2	64.4–75.9
Where Were You Displaced?	With Family, Friends, In Own Home	142	29.8	24.0–35.5
Variable	Level	N	Weighted Percent	95% CI
Did you return to your area of origin? If no, why not?	Home/Village Destroyed, Nowhere to go	52	5.3	2.6–8.1
	Did not want to return to old home	79	9.5	5.8–13.2
	Government directed to a different location	35	2.7	1.7–3.7
	Did return to area of origin	848	82.4	76.8–88.0
Were you a combatant during conflict?	No	989	97.8	96.7–98.9
Were you a combatant during conflict?	Yes	26	2.2	1.1–3.3
Were you injured during conflict?	No	820	83.9	81.7–86.2
Were you injured during conflict?	Yes	194	16.0	13.8–18.3
Loss of Family During Conflict	No	549	62.1	54.9–69.3
Loss of Family During Conflict	Yes	465	37.9	30.7–45.0
Injury to Family during Conflict	No	358	43.5	33.1–53.9
Injury to Family during Conflict	Yes	655	56.5	46.1–66.9
Did you lose property during the conflict? If so, were you able to reclaim it?	Was not able to reclaim properties	547	57.0	50.5–63.6
	Was able to reclaim properties	408	35.7	30.5–40.9
	Did not lose property as a result of the conflict	59	7.3	4.5–10.0
Social Support Availability	Low	395	40.7	34.9–46.4
	Medium	370	34.6	28.6–40.5
	High	250	24.7	22.4–27.0
Social Support Adequacy	Low	268	22.4	16.4–28.3
	Medium	178	17.8	15.0–20.7
	High	568	59.8	53.7–65.9
Social Network Adequacy	Inadequate	231	21.7	17.9–25.5
Social Network Adequacy	Adequate	784	78.3	74.5–82.0
Saw general medical doctor within past 3 months	No	85	7.9	4.4–11.4
Saw general medical doctor within past 3 months	Yes	929	92.1	88.6–95.6
Saw mental health specialist within past 3 months	No	836	82.8	79.2–86.3
Saw mental health specialist within past 3 months	Yes	174	17.2	13.6–20.8
I feel as though health providers don’t understand my problems	Disagree	889	89.6	85.1–94.1
	Agree	125	10.4	5.9–14.9
The care I received was not good	Disagree	864	87.9	83.1–92.8
The care I received was not good	Agree	150	12.1	7.2–16.9
Hospital Type	District hospital	933	86.8	62.7–100.0
Hospital Type	Primary medical care unit	82	13.2	0.0–37.3
Variable		N	Weighted Mean	95% CI
Days Without Food Within Past Month		960	0.9	0.7–1.1
Age		1015	53.2	51.6–54.8