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Table 1 Comparison of demographic data of caregivers by PRD

From: Psychosocial and economic impact of rheumatic diseases on caregivers of Mexican children

 

Total

200

n (%)

JIA

109

n (%)

JDM

28

n (%)

JSLE

63

n (%)

p valuea

Age in years, median (IQR)

38 (33–44)

37.5 (32–42)

36.5 (33–43.5)

40 (36–46)

0.01b

Female

169 (84.5)

95 (87.2)

21 (75)

53 (84.1)

0.09

Healthcare system

PartC

147 (73.5)

74 (67.9)

24 (85.7)

49 (77.8)

0.14

FullC

43 (21.5)

28 (25.7)

2 (7.1)

13 (20.6)

PRI

10 (5)

7 (6.4)

2 (7.1)

1 (1.6)

Occupation

Housewife

90/168 (53.6)

50/87 (57.5)

16/26 (61.5)

24/55 (43.6)

0.19

Paid employment

78/168 (46.4)

37/87 (42.5)

10/26 (38.5)

31/55 (56.4)

More than one hour to the center

131/168 (78)

60/87 (69)

22/26 (84.6)

49/55 (89.1)

0.01

With partner

123/167 (73.7)

69/86 (80.2)

21/26 (80.8)

33/55 (60)

0.02

Educational level

≤ 9 years

89/166 (53.6)

48/87 (55.2)

16/25 (64)

25/54 (46.3)

0.31

>  9 years

77/166 (46.4)

39/87 (44.8)

9/25 (36)

29/54 (53.7)

  1. PRD Pediatric Rheumatic Disease, IQR Interquartile range, JIA Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis, JSLE Juvenile Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, JDM Juvenile Dermatomyositis, PartC Partial Coverage, FullC Total Coverage, PRI Private
  2. a Analyzed with Chi square test
  3. b Analyzed with Kruskal-Wallis test