Table 3 Household survey respondent characteristics
From: Identifying gaps in the continuum of care for hypertension and diabetes in two Indian communities
|  | Shimla (n = 3398) | Udaipur (n = 3783) |
|---|---|---|
Female | 1792 (53%) | 2202 (58%) |
Age | ||
 15–30 | 1125 (33%) | 1180 (31%) |
 31–45 | 1148 (34%) | 1133 (30%) |
 46–60 | 768 (23%) | 857 (23%) |
 60+ | 357 (11%) | 613 (16%) |
Household Income | ||
  < 5000 rupees | 937 (28%) | 1805 (48%) |
 5001–10,000 rupees | 854 (25%) | 932 (25%) |
 10,001–15,000 rupees | 575 (17%) | 362 (10%) |
  > 15,000 rupees | 1032 (30%) | 684 (18%) |
Education | ||
 No formal education | 535 (16%) | 1168 (31%) |
 1st-8th Class | 544 (16%) | 1065 (28%) |
 9th–12th Class | 1463 (43%) | 927 (25%) |
 University or above | 856 (25%) | 623 (17%) |
Religion | ||
 Hindu | 3276 (96%) | 3264 (86%) |
 Muslim | 37 (1%) | 482 (13%) |
 Other | 85 (3%) | 37 (1%) |
Caste | ||
 Scheduled caste | 649 (19%) | 445 (12%) |
 Scheduled tribe | 45 (1%) | 725 (19%) |
 Other backward class | 45 (1%) | 1035 (27%) |
 Other | 2659 (78%) | 1578 (42%) |