A qualitative study on the caregiver burden experience in home reflux enema management of infants with congenital megacolon

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Table I. General information of study Participants (n = 12).

Caregivers									Patients
Number	Gender	Age (years)	Residence	Relationship	Education	Occupation	Monthly income (RMB)	Medical insurance	Gender	Age (months)	Weight (Kg)
N1	Female	28	Countryside	Mother	Junior school	Farmer	1000–2000	Self-funded	Male	2	4.1
N2	Female	32	City	Mother	Undergraduate	Office worker	5000–6000	Urban resident	Female	3	5.2
N3	Male	56	Countryside	Grandpa	illiterate	Farmer	1000–2000	Self-funded	Male	4	5.2
N4	Female	26	Countryside	Mother	Junior school	Office worker	2000–3000	Self-funded	Male	2	4.6
N5	Female	29	City	Mother	Junior college	Office worker	4000–5000	Urban resident	Male	3	5.1
N6	Female	34	Countryside	Mother	Primary school	Farmer	1000–2000	New rural cooperative	Male	18	9.6
N7	Female	58	City	Grandma	Technical School	Teacher	3000–4000	Urban resident	Male	1	3.6
N8	Male	32	City	Father	Undergraduate	Civil servant	7000–8000	Urban resident	Female	1	3.6
N9	Female	61	Countryside	Grandma	illiterate	Farmer	1000–2000	Self-funded	Male	2	4.1
N10	Female	28	Countryside	Mother	Junior school	Office worker	3000–4000	New rural cooperative	Female	3	4.8
N11	Female	31	Countryside	Mother	Junior school	Farmer	1000–2000	New rural cooperative	Male	4	5.3
N12	Male	30	City	Father	Junior college	Office worker	4000–5000	Urban resident	Male	5	5.8