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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of the study participants

From: Burden and presentation of depression among newly diagnosed individuals with TB in primary care settings in Ethiopia

Characteristics

Number (%)

Sex

 Male

356 (54.2)

 Female

301 (45.8)

Age

 18–29 years

305 (46.4)

 30–39 years

161 (24.5)

 40–49 years

75 (11.4)

 50–59 years

52 (7.9)

 60–69 years

35 (5.3)

 70–79 years

17 (2.6)

 80–89 years

12 (1.8)

Level of education

 Unable to read and write

227 (34.6)

 Able to read & write only

71 (10.8)

 Grade 1–4

74 (11.3)

 Grade 5–8

118 (18.0)

 Grade 9–12

106 (16.1)

 College graduate

61 (9.3)

Marital status

 Single

214 (32.6)

 Married

365 (55.6)

 Divorced

47 (7.2)

 Widow

31 (4.7)

Residence

 Urban

370 (56.3)

 Rural

287 (43.7)

Occupation

 Government employee

62 (9.4)

 Unemployed

37 (5.6)

 Self-employed

134 (20.4)

 Farmer

176 (26.8)

 Student

40 (6.1)

 Housewife

111 (16.9)

 Daily labourer

44 (6.7)

 Others

53 (8.1)

Religion

 Orthodox

409 (62.3)

 Islam

222 (33.8)

 Protestant

23 (3.5)

 Catholic

2 (0.3)

 Other

1 (0 .2)

Ethnicity

 Amhara

310 (47.2)

 Gurage

194 (29.5)

 Mareko

69 (10.5)

 Silte

67 (10.2)

 Oromo

11 (1.7)

 Other

6 (0.9)

Income

  < 1USD/person/day

557 (84.5)

  ≥ 1USD/person/day

100 (15.2)

Annual household income in Birr

13300 ± 14000