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Quality of life and chronic disease in patients receiving primary health care

Table 1: Socio-demographic characterization of the sample

Female Male Total
n(134) %(58.8) n(94) %(41.2) n(228) %(100.0)
Age (years)
≤50 years 69 51.5 19 20.2 88 38.6
51-65 years 50 37.3 45 47.9 95 41.7
≥66 years 15 11.2 30 31.9 45 19.7
Area of residence
Village 48 36.6 46 51.1 94 42.5
Town 10 7.6 14 15.6 24 10.9
City 73 55.7 30 33.3 103 46.6
Marital status
Single 16 11.9 4 4.4 20 8.9
Married/civil partnership 91 67.9 74 82.2 165 73.7
Divorced/separated/widow 27 20.2 12 13.4 39 17.4
Academic qualifications
Does not know how to read or write/how to sign their name 7 5.2 7 7.4 14 6.1
Lower basic education 34 25.4 42 44.7 76 33.3
Primary and lower secondary education (5th-12th grades) 55 41.0 35 37.2 90 39.5
Secondary/higher education 38 28.4 10 10.6 48 21.1
Work situation
Working 61 45.5 34 36.2 95 41.7
Unemployed/student 41 30.6 9 9.6 50 21.9
Retired 19 14.2 39 41.5 58 25.4
Housewife/house husband 13 9.7 12 12.8 25 11.0
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