Table 1 Families’ socioeconomic characteristics
Mean;sd or n;% | |
|---|---|
Parent 1 age (n = 209) | 38.7;6.2 |
Parent 2 age (n = 196) | 38.7;6.11 |
Parent 1 origin (n = 217) | |
Africa | 4;1.84% |
America | 36;16.59% |
Asia | 6;2.76% |
Europe | 11;5.07% |
Spain | 160;73.73% |
Parent 2 origin (n = 203) | |
Africa | 4;1.97% |
America | 30;14.78% |
Asia | 5;2.46% |
Europe | 15;7.39% |
Spain | 149;73.40% |
Parents’ highest education (n = 214) | |
Elementary school | 8;3.74% |
High school | 54;25.23% |
College education | 152;71.03% |
Familial economic characteristics | |
Receiving economic support (n = 218) | 74;33.94% |
Someone in family is unemployed (n = 214) | 51;23.83% |
Friends and family support if needed (n = 217) | 153;70.51% |
Home characteristics | |
Patient has his/her own room (n = 215) | 134;62.33% |
Shared house with other families (n = 215) | 3;1.40% |
House well-equipped to accommodate hospitalization (n = 217) | 213;98.16% |
Patients’ characteristics | |
Chronic condition (n = 215) | 25;11.63% |
Disability degree (n = 218) | 10;4.59% |
Level of dependence (n = 214) | 11;5.14% |
Work reduction (n = 213) | 22;10.33% |