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Table 6 Sociodemographic variables in comparison between sexes

From: Describing people with cognitive impairment and their complex treatment needs during routine care in the hospital – cross-sectional results of the intersec-CM study

 

Total sample (n = 401)

Male (n = 147)

Female (n = 254)

p-value

Age, mean [years] (SD)

82.4

(6.1)

81.5

(5.9)

83.0

(6.1)

.013*

Family status

n = 391

n = 142

n = 249

 

 Single

17

4.3%

8

5.6%

9

3.6%

<.001*

 Married

142

36.3%

88

62.0%

54

21.7%

 

 Divorced

23

5.9%

5

3.5%

18

7.2%

 

 Widowed

209

53.5%

41

28.9%

168

67.5%

 

Living alone

n = 391

n = 142

n = 249

 

 (yes), n (%)

244

61.9%

50

34.7%

131

63.6%

<.001*

Having children

n = 391

n = 140

n = 251

 

 (yes), n (%)

351

89.8%

129

92.1%

222

88.4%

.163

  1. * Statistically significant difference between control and intervention group on a level of significance of α < 0.05; different n’s due to missing data