Determinants and prevalence of relapse among patients with substance use disorders: case of Icyizere Psychotherapeutic Centre

Table 1 Prevalence and socio-demographic characteristics of participants (N = 391)

Characteristics	Frequencies (n = 391)	Percentage
Relapse
No	157	40.1
Yes	234	59.9
Number of relapses
None	157	40.1
One/Two	206	52.7
Three and above	28	7.2
Participants’ age
18–30	212	54.2
31–40	88	22.5
41–50	57	14.6
51–81	34	8.7
Gender
Female	62	15.9
Male	329	84.1
Marital status
Married/cohabiting	70	17.9
Separated/Widow/Divorced	13	3.3
Single	308	78.8
Education
Less than secondary	21	5.4
Secondary	209	53.5
University	161	41.1
Occupation
No occupation/Agriculture work	104	26.6
Professional	75	19.2
Sales services/Domestic work	27	6.9
Student	185	47.3
Religion
Catholic	232	59.3
Muslim	10	2.6
No Religion	10	2.6
Protestant/Adventist	139	35.5
Residence
Kigali city	305	78
Eastern Province	26	6.6
Foreigners	20	5.1
Northern Province	6	1.5
Southern Province	26	6.7
Western Province	8	2.1
Parental status
All alive	207	52.9
No parents	91	23.3
Only father alive	17	4.4
Only mother alive	76	19.4

The table displays the socio-demographic characteristics of the participants and then described them using the frequencies (N = 391) and percentages. In this table, the prevalence of the relapse was indicated as the main outcome of this study
Concerning education: The participants who attended primary school were coded as “1”, who attended secondary school were coded as “2” while the highest level of education was University of higher that was coded as “3”. All participants attended schools and had different level of education

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