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Table 1 Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the study sample

From: The relationship between self-efficacy and treatment satisfaction among patients with anticoagulant therapy: a cross-sectional study from a developing country

Sociodemographic Variables

Frequency (%) N = 300

Gender

 Male

115 (38.3)

 Female

185 (61.7)

Age

 Less than 30

31 (10.3)

 30–60

163 (54.3)

 More than 60

106 (35.3)

BMI

 Normal weight (18.5–24.9)

65 (21.7)

 Overweight (25–29.9)

136 (45.3)

 Obese > 30

93 (31.0)

Educational statusa

 Illiterate

20 (6.7)

 Elementary

42 (14.0)

 Primary

51 (17.0)

 Secondary

54 (18.0)

 University

124 (41.3)

Marital statusa

 Married

229(76.3)

 Unmarried (single, divorced, widowed)

67(22.3)

Income/month (NIS)a

 Less than 2000

23 (7.7)

 2000–5000

160(53.3)

 More than 5000

108(36.0)

Employment statusa

 Employed

194(64.7)

 Unemployed

100(33.3)

Localitya

 

 Camp

36(12.0)

 Rural

85(28.3)

 Urban

172(57.3)

Chronic co-morbid diseasea

 No co-morbid disease (pregnant)

42 (14.0)

 One Disease

44(14.7)

 Two diseases

63(21.0)

 Three diseases or more

146(48.7)

Indications for anticoagulant

 Atrial fibrillation

63 (21.0)

 Deep vein thrombosis or Pulmonary embolism

29 (9.7)

 Prophylaxisb

72 (24.0)

 Other indications

136 (45.3)

Chronic medications

  ≤ 4

176(58.7)

  > 4

124(41.3)

  1. Abbreviations; NIS New Israeli Shekel (0.29 US Dollar), BMI Body mass index. aSome data were missing
  2. bPatients that received prophylactic doses of unfractionated heparin during hospital admission