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Table 1 Socio-Demographic of psychiatric inpatients in western China and America

From: A comparison of clinical characteristics of psychiatric inpatients in three hospitals from Western China and America

 

America

(N = 905)

China

(N = 1318)

t/χ2

P

Age (years, \(\overline{x}\) ±s)

39.7 ± 13.7

40.3 ± 18.6

0.906

0.365

Gender, n (%)

  

78.772

<0.001

 Male

562 (62.1%)

566 (42.9%)

  

 Female

343 (37.9%)

752 (57.1%)

  

Marital status, n (%)

  

498.645

<0.001

 Unmarried

694 (76.7%)

463 (35.1%)

  

 Married

112 (12.4%)

779 (59.1%)

  

 Divorce

79 (8.7%)

44 (3.3%)

  

 Widowed

20 (2.2%)

32 (2.4%)

  

Education, n (%)

  

429.311

<0.001

 Primary school and below

7 (0.8%)

238 (18.1%)

  

 Junior middle school

36 (4.0%)

355 (26.9%)

  

 High school

514 (56.8%)

453 (34.4%)

  

 Junior college or undergraduate

348 (38.5%)

272 (20.6%)

  

Occupation, n (%)

  

1276.030

<0.001

 Workers

106 (11.7%)

227 (17.2%)

  

 Freelance worker

5 (0.6%)

496 (37.6%)

  

 Students

10 (1.1%)

181 (13.7%)

  

 Retiree

20 (2.2%)

267 (20.3%)

  

 The unemployed

764 (84.4%)

147 (11.2%)

  

Living condition, n (%)

  

423.615

<0.001

 Living alone

265 (29.3%)

4 (0.3%)

  

 Groups life

640 (70.7%)

1314 (99.7%)

  
  1. N total number of subjects in the study cohort; n (%) number (percentage) of patients with the indicated characteristic