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. 2019 Jan 3;8(1):e11560. doi: 10.2196/11560

Table 1.

Baseline sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants (N=1140).

Variable Participants
Age (years)

Mean (SD) 38.5 (10.9)

Range 19-80
Gender, n (%)

Female 612 (53.68)

Male 528 (46.32)
Educational background, n (%)

Primary education or lower 983 (86.23)

Secondary education or higher 157 (13.77)
Employment status, n (%)

Not employed 405 (35.53)

Employed 113 (9.91)

Peasant farmer 622 (54.56)
Relationship status, n (%)

Never married 151 (13.25)

Married or living with partner 816 (71.58)

Separated or divorced 87 (7.63)

Widowed 86 (754)
Has income-generating activity, n (%)

Yes 312 (22.37)

No 828 (72.63)
Has savings, n (%)

Yes 302 (26.49)

No 838 (73.51)
Has a leadership position in the community, n (%)

Yes 171 (15.00)

No 648 (85.00)
Has food security, n (%)

Yes 209 (18.33)

No 931 (81.67)
Number of children

Mean (SD) 4.0 (2.0)

Range 0-16
Disability days in the past month

Mean (SD) 8.5 (9.2)

Range 0-30
Baseline monthly income (UGX)

Mean (SD) 7476 (17,651)

Range 0-150,000
Baseline savings(UGX)

Mean (SD) 13,758 (40,964)

Range 0-400,000
Social economic status index

Low (quintile 1) 342 (38.78)

Medium (quintiles 2-4) 485 (54.99)

High (quintile 5) 55 (6.24)

Missing 258 (22.63)