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Table 3 T1 (N = 1245) and T2 (N = 1749) caregiver respondent characteristics

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

Caregiver Characteristics

T1

T2

N

%

N

%

Gender

 Male

348

28%

527

30%

 Female

874

72%

1212

70%

 Total

1222

100%

1739

100%

 Missing

23

 

10

 

Education

 Some high school or less

112

9%

177

10%

 High school graduate or GED

264

22%

427

25%

 Some college or 2-year degree

410

34%

577

33%

 4-year college graduate

214

18%

266

15%

 More than 4-year college degree

210

17%

280

16%

 Total

1210

100%

1727

100%

 Missing

35

 

22

 

Current employment status

 Full-time for pay

296

25%

314

18%

 Full-time unpaid

14

1%

24

1%

 Part-time for pay

115

10%

170

10%

 Part-time unpaid

9

1%

8

< 1%

 Not working or Retired

773

64%

1210

70%

 Total

1207

100%

1726

100%

 Missing

38

 

23

 

Relationship to patient

    

 Husband/Wife

717

58%

1064

61%

 Partner/Significant Other (includes boyfriend/girlfriend)

39

3%

62

4%

 Son/Daughter (includes in-laws)

336

27%

408

23%

 Brother/Sister (includes in-laws)

50

4%

57

3%

 Father/Mother (includes in-laws)

35

3%

39

2%

 Grandson/Granddaughter

19

2%

18

1%

 Other Relative

13

1%

20

1%

 A Friend or Someone Else

36

3%

81

5%

 Total

1245

100%

1749

100%

 Missing

0

 

0

 

Length of time the caregiver has taken part in or overseen patient’s care

 Less than 3 months

371

30%

281

16%

 At least 3 months but less than 12 months

149

12%

488

28%

 12 months or more

705

58%

964

56%

 Total

1225

100%

1733

100%

 Missing

20

 

16

 

Caregiver lives with patient

 Yes

945

78%

1465

84%

 No

273

22%

270

16%

 Total

1218

100%

1735

100%

 Missing

27

 

14

 

Other people help caregiver care for patient

 Yes

594

49%

684

40%

 No

620

51%

1046

60%

 Total

1214

100%

1730

100%

 Missing

31

 

19

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