Skip to main content

Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of women who died from cervical cancer and cases with complete data

From: The role of socio-demographic factors in premature cervical cancer mortality in Colombia

 

Women 20–49 years

Socio-demographic characteristics

Total cervical cancer mortality (n = 5093)

Cervical cancer mortality with complete data (n = 4247)

 

n

(%)a

n

(%)a

Educational level

 No education

346

(6.8)

334

(7.9)

 Primary

2194

(43.1)

2136

(50.3)

 Secondary

1506

(29.6)

1486

(35.0)

 Higher

294

(5.8)

291

(6.9)

 Missing information

753

(14.8)

–

–

Type of health insurance

 Non-affiliated

620

(12.2)

497

(11.7)

 Subsidised

2863

(56.2)

2359

(55.5)

 Special

86

(1.7)

77

(1.8)

 Contributory

1435

(28.2)

1314

(30.9)

 Missing information

89

(1.7)

–

–

Urban or rural residence

 Rural

829

(16.3)

687

(16.2)

 Urban

4204

(82.5)

3560

(83.8)

 Missing information

60

(1.2)

–

–

Region of residence

 Atlantic

1053

(20.7)

831

(19.6)

 Central

1353

(26.6)

1164

(27.4)

 Pacific

959

(18.8)

826

(19.4)

 Amazon-Orinoquía

167

(3.3)

130

(3.1)

 Eastern

1553

(30.5)

1296

(30.5)

 Missing information

8

(0.2)

–

–

Age groups

 20–24 years

64

(1.3)

56

(1.3)

 25–29 years

273

(5.4)

227

(5.3)

 30–34 years

630

(12.4)

541

(12.7)

 35–39 years

1040

(20.4)

872

(20.5)

 40–44 years

1391

(27.3)

1154

(27.2)

 45–49 years

1695

(33.3)

1397

(32.9)

  1. Women aged 20–49 years who died due to cervical cancer in Colombia between 2005 and 2013. The table summarises all available data for women who died from cervical cancer and data for women with complete data for age, region of residence, educational level, type of health insurance, and rural or urban residence
  2. aPercentage of total cases in each category