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Table 1 General Characteristic of Respondents

From: Health-related quality of life profile of Indonesian children and its determinants: a community-based study

Variable

Child self-reports

Proxy-reports

(n = 531)

(n = 633)

n (%)

n (%)

Respondent status

 Fathers

 

143 (22.59)

 Mothers

 

420 (66.35)

 Other caregivers

 

70 (11.06)

Child age in year, mean (SD)

11.5 (3.9)

10.4 (4.7)

 2–12 year-group

300 (56,50)

396 (62.56)

 13–18 year-group

231 (43.50)

237 (37.44)

Child gender

 Male

281 (52.92)

328 (51.82)

 Female

250 (47.08)

305 (48.18)

Number of children in the family

 1

82 (15.44)

111 (17.54)

 2

266 (50.09)

311 (49.13)

  ≥ 3

183 (34.46)

211 (33.33)

Order of the child in the family

 1st child

231 (43.50)

270 (42.65)

 2nd or more

300 (56.50)

363 (57.35)

Birth weight

  > 2500 g

480 (90.40)

574 (90.68)

  < 2500 g

30 (5.65)

38 (6.00)

 Unknown

21 (3.95)

21 (3.32)

Mode of delivery

 Normal

455 (85.69)

528 (83.41)

 SC

75 (14.12)

104 (16.43)

 Unknown

1 (0.19)

1 (0.16)

History of illness in the past one month

 Yes

237 (44.63)

313 (49.45)

 No

294 (55.37)

320 (50.55)

Location

 Urban

458 (86.25)

549 (86.73)

 Rural

73 (13.75)

84 (13.27)

Fathers’ educational level

 Basic education (<  9 years education)

173 (32.58)

195 (30.81)

 Higher education (> 9 years education)

358 (67.42)

438 (69.19)

Mothers’ educational level

 Basic education (<  9 years education)

169 (31.83)

195 (30.81)

 Higher education (> 9 years education)

362 (68.17)

438 (69.19)

Working situation parents

 both parents work

245 (46.14)

285 (45.02)

 one parent work or both parents do not work

286 (53.86)

348 (54.98)

Insurance

 Paid by government or do not have Insurance

317 (59.69)

371 (58.61)

 self- funded

214 (40.31)

262 (41.39)