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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of respondents

From: Socio-economic and cultural vulnerabilities to cervical cancer and challenges faced by patients attending care at Tikur Anbessa Hospital: a cross sectional and qualitative study

Age group

N (%)

 <30

4 (2.0)

 30-39

35 (17.7)

 40-49

54 (27.3)

 50-59

50 (25.3)

 60-69

45 (22.7)

 >69

10 (5.1)

Current marital status

 Single

1 (0.5)

 Married

101 (51.0)

 Widowed

69 (34.8)

 Separated

19 (9.6)

 Divorced

8 (4.0)

Permanent residence (Region)

 Oromia

70 (35.4)

 Amhara

46 (23.2)

 Addis Ababa

42 (21.2)

 SNNPR

15 (7.6)

 Tigray

10 (5.1)

 Harrari

6 (3.0)

 Afar

3 (1.5)

 Gambella

2 (1.0)

 Somali

2 (1.0)

 Benishangul-Gumuz

1 (0.5)

 Dire-Dawa

1 (0.5)

Religion

 Christian Orthodox

123 (62.1)

 Christian Protestant

29 (14.6)

 Muslim

46 (23.2)

Occupation

 House Wife

78 (39.4)

 Farmer

73 (36.9)

 Government employed

13 (6.6)

 Merchant (private business)

12 (6.1)

 Employed in private for profit sector

9 (4.5)

 Pensioner

8 (4.0)

 Daily laborer

2 (1.0)

 NGO employed

1 (0.5)

 Unemployed

1 (0.5)

 Temporary worker

1 (0.5)

Educational status

 Illiterate

103 (52.0)

 Read and write only

29 (14.6)

 Grade 1-4

21 (10.6

 Grade 5-8

27 (13.6)

 Grade 9-12

12 (6. 1)

 College, University graduated

6 (3.0)

Number of children (parity) (n = 195); Mean = 5.3

 <=3

54 (27.7)

 4-6

80 (41.0)

 7-9

43 (22.1)

 10+

18 (9.2)

Household monthly income in ETB (n = 180)

 <500

43 (23.9)

 500 - 999.99

77 (42.8)

 1,000 - 1,499.99

29 (16.1)

 1,500 - 1,999.99

19 (10.6)

 2,000 or more

12 (6.7)

Family size

 <=3

69 (34.8)

 4--6

85 (42.9)

 7--9

29 (14.7)

 10+

15 (7.6)