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. 2022 Jul 15;19(14):8636. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19148636

Table 1.

Caregiver socio-demographic variables.

Variables and Values N (%) M (SD)
Sex
Women 396 (83.5%)
Men 71 (15.0%)
Non-Binary, Trans, Other 7 (1.5%)
Age
15–24 7 (1.5%)
25–34 22 (4.6%)
35–44 37 (7.8%)
45–54 82 (17.3%)
55–64 173 (36.5%)
65–74 119 (25.1%)
75–84 32 (6.8%)
85–94 2 (0.4%)
Relationship to receiver
Parent/In-Law 208 (43.9%)
Spouse/Partner 91 (19.2%)
Sibling 33 (7.0%)
Child 99 (20.9%)
Other Relative 11 (2.3%)
Friend/Neighbour 12 (2.5%)
Other 20 (4.2%)
Education
Grade school 2 (0.4%)
High school 63 (13.3%)
College/ Technical training 175 (36.9%)
University degree 121 (25.5%)
Postgraduate degree, professional designation 110 (23.2%)
Weekly Care Hours
≤10 185 (39.0%)
11–20 78 (16.4%)
21–30 34 (7.2%)
31–40 32 (6.8%)
41–80 43 (9.1%)
81–120 49 (10.5%)
121–168 52 (11.0%)
Financial hardship
None 243(51.3%)
A Few 130 (27.4%)
Moderate 50 (10.5%)
A Lot 51 (10.7%)
Navigation confidence
Very confident 162 (34.2%)
Confident 188 (39.7%)
Neutral 56 (11.8%)
A little confident 46 (9.7%)
Not at all confident 22 (4.6%)
Frailty (1–9) 2.61 (1.32)
1–3 Good health 321 (67.7%)
4–6 Frail 152 (32.1%)
7–9 Severe Frailty 1 (0.2%)
Physical health changes in last year
Improved 19 (4%)
Remained same 183 (39%)
Deteriorated 272 (57%)
Mental health changes in last year
Improved 16 (3%)
Remained same 132 (28%)
Deteriorated 36 (69%)
Anxiety (20–80) 48.45 (13.51)
≤41 Low anxiety 133 (28.1%)
>42 Moderate-high 341 (71.9%)
Social Loneliness (0–3) 2.13 (1.17)