Relationship between perceived social support and post-traumatic growth in coronavirus disease 2019 patients discharged from the hospital

Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of the patients, n (%)

Characteristics
Sex
Female	112 (57.1)
Male	84 (42.9)
Marital status
Single	53 (73.0)
Married	143 (27.0)
Children
Yes	147 (75.0)
No	49 (25.0)
Family type
Nuclear family	131 (66.8)
Extended family	65 (33.2)
Living place
Village	45 (23.0)
District	32 (16.3)
Province	119 (60.7)
Education status
Primary education	116 (59.2)
High school	39 (19.9)
University or graduate	41 (20.9)
Income status
Less than income	40 (20.4)
Income is equivalent to expenses	113 (57.7)
More than income	43 (21.9)
Working status
Yes1	90 (45.9)
No2	106 (54.1)
Chronic disease
Yes	72 (36.7)
No	125 (63.3)
Treatment place
Intensive care unit	46 (23.5)
Clinic	138 (70.4)
Both	12 (6.1)
Form of treatment
No support	89 (45.4)
Oxygen therapy	103 (52.6)
Noninvasive-invasive ventilation	4 (2.0)
Lost a loved one due to COVID-19
Family	31 (15.8)
Relative	56 (28.6)
Close friend	109 (55.6)
Hospitalization for another reason
Yes	43 (21.9)
No	153 (78.1)
Received psychological support from a specialist due to COVID-19
Yes	12 (6.1)
No	184 (93.9)
Availability of COVID-19 vaccine
Yes	171 (87.2)
No	25 (12.8)
Age, mean ± SD	50.05 ± 19.19
Treatment duration (d), mean ± SD	13.22 ± 10.46
Time elapsed after COVID-19 treatment (mo), mean ± SD	12.67 ± 5.93
Stress level related to COVID-19, mean ± SD	7.14 ± 2.58

¹Officer, self-employed, student.

²Housewife and those who do not work in another job.

COVID-19: Coronavirus disease 2019.