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Table 1 Socio-Demographic and clinical characteristics of the sample (N = 1176)

From: Does patient engagement affect IBD patients’ health-related quality of life? Findings from a cross-sectional study among people with inflammatory bowel diseases

 

Total

Chron's disease

Ulcerative colitis

Unclassified colitis

N

%

N

%

N

%

N

%

Gender

        

Female

365

48.3%

189

25,0%

171

22,6%

2

0,3%

Male

391

51.7%

202

26,7%

182

24,1%

1

0,1%

Number of relapses (0 -5)

        

0

236

33.0%

0

0,0%

139

19,4%

1

0,1%

1

172

24.1%

1

0,1%

87

12,2%

0

0,0%

2

86

12.0%

2

0,3%

39

5,5%

0

0,0%

3

219

30.6%

3

0,4%

105

14,7%

2

0,3%

5

2

0.3%

5

0,7%

2

0,3%

0

0,0%

Education

        

Primary School

23

2.0%

12

1,1%

6

0,5%

0

0,0%

Secondary School

239

20.9%

82

7,2%

80

7,0%

2

0,2%

High School

585

51.3%

206

18,1%

182

16,0%

1

0,1%

Bachelor

236

20.8%

60

5,3%

65

5,7%

0

0,0%

PhD, Master Degree

44

3.8%

16

1,4%

8

0,7%

0

0,0%

Other

13

1.1%

2

0,2%

2

0,2%

0

0,0%

Employment

        

Full time job

510

48.8%

177

16,9%

164

15,7%

1

0,1%

Part time job

198

18.9%

46

4,4%

46

4,4%

0

0,0%

Retired

121

11.6%

42

4,0%

37

3,5%

1

0,1%

Unemployed

193

18.5%

73

7,0%

60

5,7%

1

0,1%

Other

23

2.3%

10

1,0%

13

1,2%

0

0,0%

Children

        

No

327

44.7%

179

24,4%

145

19,8%

0

0,0%

Yes

406

55.3%

196

26,7%

198

27,0%

3

0,4%

Years from diagnosis

Total

 

Chron's disease

 

Ulcerative colitis

 

Unclassified colitis

 

Mean

12.0

 

12.1

 

11.7

 

12.3

 

Median

10

 

10

 

9.00

 

7

 

Standard deviation

9.24

 

9.55

 

8.83

 

11.9

 

Minimum

0

 

0

 

1

 

4

 

Maximum

48

 

48

 

48

 

26

 

Age

        

Mean

53

 

57

 

59

 

61.0

 

Median

43.0

 

42.5

 

45

 

59

 

Standard deviation

24

 

31

 

25

 

20.1

 

Minimum

18

 

17

 

16

 

42

 

Maximum

93.8

 

82

 

83

 

82