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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Soc Psychiatry Psychiatr Epidemiol. 2018 Oct 22;54(2):235–242. doi: 10.1007/s00127-018-1611-1

Table 1.

Patient demographic information.

Variable n (%)
Gender (N=412)
Male 300 (72.82)
Female 112 (27.18)
Relationship status (N=372)
Single 258 (69.35)
Married 114 (30.65)
Education (N=257)
None 12 (4.67)
Completed Standard 8 or less 131 (50.97)
Completed Form I, II, III or IV 103 (40.08)
Any university 11 (4.28)
Employment type (N=318)
No formal employment 102 (32.08)
Farmer 60 (18.87)
Laborer 43 (13.52)
Vendor 37 (11.64)
Student 34 (10.69)
Other 42 (13.21)
Place of residence (N=407)
Lilongwe District 275 (67.57)
Other district in Malawi 129 (31.70)
Other country 3 (0.74)
Religion (N=359)
Christian 279 (77.72)
Muslim 22 (6.13)
Other 58 (16.16)
Psychiatric diagnoses* (N=417)
Schizophrenia 125 (29.98)
Cannabis use disorder 117 (28.06)
Alcohol use disorder 105 (25.18)
Epileptic Psychosis 30 (7.19)
Major depressive disorder 28 (6.71)
HIV associated psychosis 12 (2.88)
Other psychotic disorder 47 (11.27)
Other non-psychotic disorder 45 (10.79)
Outcome (N=416)
Stabilized and discharged home 283 (68.03)
Transferred to another hospital 81 (19.47)
Discharged against medical advice 34 (8.17)
Absconded 14 (3.37)
Died 4 (0.96)
*

Percentage sums to greater than 100% due to some patients with multiple diagnoses.