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. 2021 Aug 17;18(16):8665. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18168665

Table 1.

Demographical characteristics of the older indigenous sample (n = 9).

Characteristics Ratio
Age
(Mean = 75.11 ± 3.86) 70–74 years old 6/9
75–79 years old 2/9
80–84 years old 1/9
Tribes
Payuan 2/9
Amis/Pangcah 3/9
Atayal 1/9
Puyuma 2/9
Bunun 1/9
Gender
Male 6/9
Female 3/9
Origins of malignant neoplasm Liver (Hepatoma) T4N1M1 2/9
Hypopharynx T4aN3M0 1/9
Stomach T4bN3aM0 & T4bN3bM1 2/9
Lung T4N2M1b 1/9
Colon/Rectum T4aN2aM1 1/9
Ampulla of water T3bN2M1recurrent 1/9
Duodenum T4N0M1 1/9
Primary Caregiver
No one (Self-cared) 6/9
Family caregiver(s) 2/9
Friend caretaker 1/9
Marital status
Married/partnered 4/9
Widowed 5/9
Divorced/separated 0
Highest education
Uneducated 2/9
Some with no diploma 3/9
Elementary school 4/9
Employment
No job 6/9
Part-time 1/9
Housewife 1/9
(Tenant) Farmer 1/9
Personal income per month ($1NTD = $0.3USD)
No income at all 2/9
<15,000 NTD (<$500 USD) 5/9
15,000~33,000 NTD ($500–$1100 USD) 2/9
Raised beliefs
No tribal influence 2/9
Mother’s tribal spirit 1/9
Father’s tribal spirit 2/9
Catholic/Christianity 4/9
Current beliefs
Atheist 0/9
No religious preference 2/9
Buddhist 2/9
Taoist/Taiwanese 1/9
Catholic/Protestant 4/9