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. 2022 Sep 9;19(18):11371. doi: 10.3390/ijerph191811371

Table 1.

Basic characteristics of the disabled elderly.

Characteristics Participants
(n = 559)
Characteristics Participants
(n = 559)
n/mean %/SD n/mean %/SD
Gender Source of income
 Male 313 56.0  Pension or Annuity 485 86.8
 Female 246 44.0  Government or social relief 50 8.9
Age (year) 1 70.2 8.3  Family support 24 4.3
Age group Basic medical insurance type
 60~69 337 60.3  for urban workers 305 54.6
 70~79 121 21.6  for residents 254 45.4
 ≥80 101 18.1 BMI (Kg/m2) 1 23.4 3.8
Household registration BMI group
 Rural 95 17.0  <18.5 48 8.6
 Urban 464 83.0  18.5~23.9 280 50.1
Marital Status  24~27.5 171 30.6
 Married 385 68.9  ≥27.5 60 10.7
 Unmarried 84 15.0 Disability type
 Divorced or widowed 90 16.1  Visual 64 11.4
Education  Hearing and Speech 51 9.1
 Primary School or below 174 31.1  Physical 327 58.5
 Middle School 220 39.4  Intellectual 76 13.6
 High School or Technical Secondary School 117 20.9  Mental 30 5.4
 Multiple 11 2.0
 Junior College or above 48 8.6 Disability severity
Occupational Status  Level 1 130 23.3
 On the job 55 9.8  Level 2 241 43.1
 Retirement 463 82.8  Level 3 105 18.8
 Unemployed 41 7.4  Level 4 83 14.8
Monthly household income ($) Disability duration (year) 1 29.4 23.5
 <150 15 2.7 Type of care
 150~449 163 29.1  Self-care 193 34.5
 450~749 329 58.9  Family-care 139 24.9
 ≥750 52 9.3  Family-care & Public-care 227 40.6

1 The data in this marked part are presented as mean (SD), and the others as frequencies (%).