Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine / 2017 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Disclosure of Traditional and Complementary Medicine Use and Its Associated Factors to Medical Doctor in Primary Care Clinics in Kuching Division, Sarawak, Malaysia Table 1 Sociodemographic and economic characteristic of the participants (
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Characteristics (%)Mean (SD) Age in years 47.91 (9.14) ≤20 2 (0.2) 21–30 35 (3.9) 31–40 151 (16.7) 41–50 351 (38.7) 51–60 298 (32.9) >60 69 (7.6) Gender Female 597 (65.9) Male 309 (34.1) Ethnicity Malay 503 (55.5) Chinese 228 (25.2) Bidayuh 154 (17.0) Others 21 (2.3) Religions Muslim 504 (55.6) Christian 319 (35.2) Buddhism 82 (9.1) No religion 1 (0.1) Education No formal education 65 (7.2) Primary 628 (69.3) Secondary 189 (20.9) Tertiary 24 (2.6) Marital status Married (living with partner) 833 (91.9) Single (never been married) 55 (6.1) Widowed 18 (2.0) Occupations Unemployed 420 (46.4) Own business 375 (41.4) Private employee 86 (9.5) Government employee 25 (2.8) Household income per month (Ringgit Malaysia RM) 1087.22 (837.35) ≤RM1000 631 (69.6) RM1001–RM2000 229 (23.3) RM2001–RM3000 28 (3.1) RM3001–RM4000 6 (0.7) RM4001–RM5000 8 (0.9) >RM5000 4 (0.4) Health insurance coverage 33 (3.6)