Table 1 Socio-economic status characteristics of TB patient cohort (n = 595)
From: Subjective socioeconomic status: an alternative to objective socioeconomic status
All (n = 595) | |
|---|---|
Female | 220 (36.2%) |
Agea | 30 (23–50) |
Educational Level | |
No school | 11 (1.9%) |
Primary School | 59 (9.9%) |
High School | 345 (58%) |
Technical Studies or University | 179 (30%) |
Unknown | 1 (0.2%) |
Employed | 177 (30%) |
WAMI | |
Improved Drinking Water | 584 (98%) |
Improved Sanitation | 584 (98%) |
Educational Yearsa | 11.0 (9.5 – 13.0) |
Income | |
< $100–224 | 238 (40%) |
$224–324 | 205 (34%) |
> $324 | 152 (25%) |
Asset Ownership | |
Iron | 57% |
Bed | 99% |
Chair or Bench | 96% |
Sofa | 61% |
Cupboard | 69% |
Table | 94% |
Electric Fan | 26% |
Radio or Transistor | 62% |
Computer | 45% |
Television | 93% |
Mobile Phone | 95% |
Refrigerator | 77% |
Watch or Clock | 53% |
Bike | 28% |
Bank Account | 66% |