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Table 2 Patient respondent characteristics (N = 9282)

From: Development and psychometric properties of surveys to assess patient and family caregiver experience with care transitions

Patient characteristics

N

%

Gender

 Male

4297

47%

 Female

4833

53%

 Total

9130

100%

 Missing

152

 

Education

 Some high school or less

1299

15%

 High school graduate or GED

2383

27%

 Some college or 2-year degree

2791

31%

 4-year college graduate

993

11%

 More than 4-year college degree

1447

16%

 Total

8913

100%

 Missing

369

 

Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin

 Yes

1264

14%

 No

7465

86%

 Total

8729

100%

   Missing

553

 

 Race

 White

6908

78%

 Black or African American

840

9%

 Asian

266

3%

 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

39

< 1%

 American Indian or Alaska Native

75

1%

 Other

533

6%

 More than one race

247

3%

 Total

8908

100%

 Missing

374

 

Patient had a family member or friend who helped take care of them at home

 Yes

7106

80%

 No

1814

20%

 Total

8920

100%

 Missing

362

 

Family member or friend’s relationship to the patient (of the 7106 who answered Yes, above)

 Husband/Wife

3269

53%

 Partner/Significant Other (includes boyfriend/girlfriend)

233

4%

 Son/Daughter (includes in-laws)

1642

27%

 Brother/Sister (includes in-laws)

267

4%

 Father/Mother (includes in-laws)

100

2%

 Grandson/Granddaughter

118

2%

 Other Relative

113

2%

 A Friend or Someone Else

449

7%

 Total

6191

100%

 Missing

915

 
  1. Note: Totals differ due to missing data and may not sum to 100% due to rounding