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Table 2 Participant detailsFootnote

Data on demographic information were collected using different forms in each country, and so some categories of reporting cannot be standardised

From: Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on access to healthcare among people with disabilities: evidence from six low- and middle-income countries

Country

Number of participants

Age of participants

Gender distribution (%)

Impairment types

(%)Footnote 2

Bangladesh

60

< 19 years: 20

20–59 years: 31

> 60 years: 9

M: 50%

F: 50%

Visual = 18.3%

Hearing = 15%

Physical = 16.6%

Remembering & concentrating = 16.6%

Self-care = 15%

Communication = 11.6%

Psychosocial = 2.4%

Ghana

58

< 17 years: 20

18–59 years: 38

M: 41%

F: 59%

Visual = 26%

Hearing and speaking = 26%

Physical = 34%

Mental/intellectual = 14%

India

61

< 18 years: 16

18–64 years: 32

> 65 years:13

M: 67%

F: 33%

Physical: 24.5%

Hearing: 13.11%

Vision: 32.8%

Intellectual/developmental: 29.5%

Mental Health: 0%

Türkiye

60

< 18 years: 12

18–64 years: 40

> 65 years: 8

M: 55%

F: 45%

Vision = 22%

Hearing = 17%

Physical = 52%

Intellectual/developmental = 5%

Communication = 5%

Psychosocial = 8%

Viet Nam

23

18–40 years: 13

41–55 years: 6

> 56 years: 4

M: 53%

F: 47%

Vision = 17%

Hearing and speaking = 7%

Physical = 43%

Intellectual = 17%

Psychosocial = 17%

Zimbabwe

24

< 20 years: 5

21–50 years: 10

> 50 years: 9

M: 46%

F: 54%

Vision = 20%

Hearing and speaking = 20%

Physical = 33%

Intellectual/behavioural = 16%

Epilepsy = 16%