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. 2022 Jan 8;49:102100. doi: 10.1016/j.eujim.2022.102100

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of respondents (n = 1112).

Variables % (n)
Age (years)[mean ±SD] 31.7 ± 11.2
Gender
Male 25.9 (288)
Female 74.1 (824)
Marital status
Married 44.5 (495)
Single 52.3 (582)
Others 3.1 (35)
Pregnant females 4.8# (24)
Educational level
Post graduate (MSc or PhD) 16.9 (188)
University level 67.2 (747)
Diploma 7.6 (85)
High school or less 8.3 (92)
Residency place
North sector 9.4 (104)
Middle sector 84.4 (938)
South sector 6.3 (70)
Income
Less than 500 JD/month 44.8 (440)
At least 500 JD/month 55.2 (543)
Employment status
Unemployed 51.6 (574)
Part time 9.9 (110)
Full time 35.1 (390)
Retired 3.4 (38)
Education in the health or medical field*(yes) 50.0 (556)
Work in the medical field (yes) 29.9 (333)
Chronic illness
No chronic diseases 87.3 (971)
Lung diseases (Asthma and COPD) 2.6 (29)
Heart diseases 1.3 (14)
Diabetes mellitus 2.0 (22)
Others 6.8 (76)
Current smokers 22.0 (245)
Medical insurance
Governmental medical insurance 27.1 (301)
Military medical insurance 9.7 (108)
Private medical insurance 29.9 (332)
No medical insurance 33.4 (371)
#

Out of married females.

Includes pharmacy, dentistry, nursing, medicine, lab sciences and dieticians.