Patient-centered care in Israeli IVF units: divergent perceptions of patients and providers

Table 2 Demographic characteristics of FT patients participating in the study

Demographic characteristics of the 524 participating FT patients
Median age (years, rang)	35 (19–50)
Religion (%)
Jews/non-Jews	82 / 18
Level of Education (%)
Low-Medium/High	34 / 66
Religiousness^a (%)
Secular/Traditional/Religious and ultra-Orthodox	42 / 30 / 28
Marital Status (%)
Married or living with a spouse/Divorced or single	88/12
Parenting for children (%)
Mothers/childless women	45/55
Diagnosis given by physicians (%)
unexplained/Male factor/female factor/both	35/26/28/11

^aIn Israel, all Jewish religious definitions refer to Orthodox Judaism. The Religious and ultra-Orthodox category presented here includes both Jewish participants and Muslim participants that defined themselves as religious. Christian participants defined themselves as either secular or traditional

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