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. 2021 Mar 9;7(1):e26509. doi: 10.2196/26509

Table 1.

Summary of caregiver demographics and caregiving characteristics.

Variables Participants (excluding missing data)
Age (years), n (%)
≤40 years 479 (50.7)
>40 years 465 (49.3)
Gender, n (%)
Male 324 (34.2)
Female 620 (65.7)
Income, n (%)
≤$50,000 249 (28.5)
$50,001-$99,999 373 (42.8)
≥$100,000 250 (28.7)
Race, n (%)
White 746 (79.4)
Othera 194 (20.6)
Ethnicity, n (%)
Hispanic 158 (16.8)
Non-Hispanic 783 (83.2)
Marital status, n (%)
Married 823 (87.3)
Unmarried 120 (12.7)
Employment status, n (%)
Employed 743 (79.0)
Unemployed 197 (21.0)
Education, n (%)
Some college or less 280 (29.6)
College degree or more 665 (70.4)
Caregiver relation to recipient, n (%)
Parent 311 (32.9)
Child 274 (28.9)
Spouse 257 (27.1)
Other 104 (11.1)
Donor relationship, n (%)
Related donor 476 (51.0)
Unrelated donor 328 (35.1)
Patient themselves 130 (13.9)
Caregiver supporting another individual, n (%)
Yes 644 (68.1)
No 301 (31.9)
Care duration, n (%)
≤6 months 443 (46.9)
>6 months 501 (53.1)
Care burden, n (%)
≤20 hours/week 343 (36.4)
20-40 hours/week 376 (39.9)
>40 hours/week 224 (23.7)
Caregiver lives with recipient, n (%)
Yes 786 (83.4)
No 156 (16.6)
Caregiver medical conditions, mean (SD) 1.2 (1.3)

aThe race variable was a multiple choice question in our survey; however, since the majority of respondents were White, during analysis, we used only dummy code White/non-White.