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Table 4 Informal caregiving hours

From: Social costs associated with fibromyalgia in Spain

 

Max. 16 h/day

Max. 24 h/day

Informal caregivers (at population level)

157,086

157,086

Panel A: Weekly informal caregiving hours for average caregiver

 Dependency degree: hours per week

  

 Non eligible

44.42

54.44

(37.53)

(56.65)

 Moderate dependent

46.82

54.15

(34.74)

(49.75)

 Severe dependent

63.63

79.11

(37.36)

(58.77)

 Highly dependent

67.67

81.67

(36.31)

(56.81)

 Average

50.49

60.89

(37.32)

(55.69)

By informal caregiver’s sex

 Men

58.45

72.69

(38.67)

(60.25)

 Women

40.82

47.17

(34.47)

(48.25)

 Days per week

6.54

6.54

(1.11)

(1.11)

Panel B: Annual informal caregiving hours for caregiver

 Non eligible

2,316

2,839

 Moderate dependent

2,442

2,823

 Severe dependent

3,318

4,125

 Highly dependent

3,528

4,258

 Average

2,527

3,051

Panel C: Annual informal caregiving hours for total caregivers

 Non eligible

127,623,059

156,409,339

 Moderate dependent

84,805,262

98,070,628

 Severe dependent

50,517,386

62,812,148

 Highly dependent

40,105,102

48,402,709

 Total

303,050,810

365,694,823

Panel D: Distribution of annual informal caregiving hours (%)

 Non eligible

42.11%

42.77%

 Moderate dependent

27.98%

26.82%

 Severe dependent

16.67%

17.18%

 Highly dependent

13.23%

13.24%

  1. Panel A shows daily informal caregiving hours
  2. Panel B shows the annual number of informal caregiving
  3. Panel C shows the yearly number of informal caregiving hours at population level
  4. Panel D show the percentual distribution of yearly informal caregiving hours
  5. Left part of the table considers that the maximum number of caregiving hours is 24. Right part of the table considers that the maximum number of caregiving hours is 16, so all caregivers who report a number of daily hours of care greater than 16 are censored at 16 h
  6. All figures have been computed using population sampling weights
  7. Source: own work using EDAD(2020)