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. 2022 May 4;30(8):6677–6688. doi: 10.1007/s00520-022-07074-7

Table 5.

Drop-out analysis. Socio-demographic characteristics and trends in financial difficulties of the study sample included in this analysis (SA, N = 363) and the population originally recruited for the BRENDA II study (PS, N = 759), by migration background (values with missing migration background were not reported, PS = 6, SA = 1)

Covariates Migration background
No Yes
PS SA PS SA
N % N % N % N %
Age class (t1)
  Under 45 years 48 7.6 22 7.0 14 11.3 5 10.4
  Between 45 and 65 years 351 55.8 192 61.2 63 50.8 24 50.0
  Over 65 years 230 36.6 100 31.9 47 37.9 19 39.6
Educational level (t1)
  ≤ 10 years 512 81.4 253 80.6 88 71.0 35 72.9
  > 10 years 115 18.3 60 19.1 35 28.2 13 27.1
  Missing 2 0.3 1 0.3 1 0.8 0 0
Employment status (t1)
  Non-employed* 98 15.6 35 11.1 35 28.2 8 16.7
  Employed 531 84.2 279 88.9 89 71.8 40 83.3
Monthly equivalent household income (t1)
  < 1,000 euros 188 29.9 95 30.2 51 41.1 24 50.0
  Between 1,000 and 2,000 euros 264 42.0 148 47.1 37 29.8 13 27.1
  > 2,000 euros 4 0.6 0 0 0 0 0 0
  Missing 173 27.5 71 22.6 36 29.0 11 22.9
Severity of the disease (t1)
  Low-to-intermediate risk of death 529 84.1 265 84.4 95 76.6 35 72.9
  High risk of death 95 15.1 48 15.3 27 21.8 12 25.0
  Missing 5 0.8 1 0.3 2 1.6 1 2.1
Partnership status (t1)
  Non-co-inhabiting 174 27.7 74 23.6 23 18.5 6 12.5
  Co-inhabiting 451 71.7 237 75.5 99 79.8 40 83.3
  Missing 4 0.6 3 1.0 2 1.6 2 4.2

*Non-employed includes retired, unemployed, homemaker, in training