Table 1 |
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Participant Demographics (N = 29) |
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Age |
45.5 (mean) |
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Sex |
Male |
8 (27.6)* |
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Female |
21 (72.4) |
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Marital status |
Single |
4 (13.8) |
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Married |
20 (70) |
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Divorced |
3 (10.3) |
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Widowed |
2 (6.9) |
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Education |
Secondary |
4 (13.8) |
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University/College |
21 (72.4) |
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Post-graduate |
4 (13.8) |
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Religion |
None |
2 (6.9) |
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Hindu |
1 (3.4) |
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Roman Catholic |
12 (41.4) |
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Anglican |
3 (10.3) |
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Christian |
2(6.9) |
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Jewish |
2(6.9) |
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Sikh |
1 (3.4) |
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Muslim |
1 (3.4) |
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Protestant |
3 (10.3) |
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Lutheran |
1 (3.4) |
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Non-religious but spiritual |
1 (3.4) |
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*Numbers in brackets represent percentages of total. |
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Lipsman et al. BMC Palliative Care 2007 6:7 doi:10.1186/1472-684X-6-7 |
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