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. 2020 Apr 30;13(1):30–38. doi: 10.1093/inthealth/ihaa016

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study participants.

Participant no./gender/age (years) Education Marital status Diagnosis No. of members with chronic disease in the home Residence/economic status Duration (years)
1/Male/36 School level Married Spinal injury 3 Suburb/nearly poor 15
2/Female/35 School level Married Shortening of the leg 1 Rural poor 4
3/Male/32 School level Married RHF 2 Rural poor 16
4/Male/68 Literate Married CRD 2 Rural nearly poor 16
5/Male/72 School level Married Complex diabetes, hypertension 1 Urban/richer 41
6/Female/59 Illiterate Married Hypertension, arthritis 2 Urban poor 8
7/Male/60 Literate Married CVD 2 Urban/nearly poor 4
8/Male/28 Literate Unmarried Mental illness 1 Rural poor 8
9/Male/72 Literate Married CRD, hypertension 2 Suburban poor 2
10/Female/50 Illiterate Married CVD 2 Suburban 2
11/Male/70 Literate Married Cancer 1 Rural/recently been poor 3
12/Male/58 Degree Married Cancer 1 Suburban/richer 1
13/Male/63 Literate Married CVD, hypertension, diabetes 2 Rural poor 4
14/Female/45 School level Married Mental illness 1 Urban/rich 19
15/Male/40 Literate Married Spinal injury (paralysis) 1 Rural poor 3
16/Male/38 Literate Married CVD 2 Rural/nearly poor 5
17/Male/35 School level Married Cancer 2 Rural/newly poor 2
18/Female/39 Literate Married CVD 1 Rural poor 3
19/Male/40 Literate Married CVD 1 Rural poor 4
20/Male/55 Literate Married Diabetes, hypertension 2 Rural poor 12
21/Male/45 Literate Married CVD 1 Rural/nearly poor 5

CRD, chronic respiratory disease; CVD, cardiovascular disease; RHF, rheumatic heart fever.