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. 2023 Apr 6;23:234. doi: 10.1186/s12884-023-05421-y

Table 1.

Participant demographics and behavioral characteristics (n = 165 unless otherwise noted)

N (%) N (%)
Provider Type Ethnicity

 Obstetrician

 Midwife

138 (84)

27 (16)

 Hispanic 10 (6)
Age Race

 18–25

 26–30

 31–35

 36–40

 ≥40

17 (10)

43 (26)

66 (40)

34 (20)

5 (3)

 White

 Black

 Asian

 Multiracial

147 (89)

10 (6)

4 (2)

4 (2)

Relationship Status Number of Children
 Married 146 (88)

 Zero

 One

 Two-plus

40 (24)

77 (47)

43 (26)

Education Employment

 ≤ 8th Grade

 High School/GED

 College 1–3 years

 College Graduate

 Graduate/Professional Degree

1 (1)

13 (8)

27 (16)

52 (32)

72 (44)

 Full-Time

 Part-Time

 Multiple Jobs

 Homemaker

 Unemployed

94 (57)

37 (22)

4 (2)

19 (12)

11 (7)

Annual Household Income Insurance

 ≤ $19,999

 $20,000-$49,999

 $50,000-$74,999

 $75,000-$99,999

 ≥$100,000

8 (5)

12 (7)

20 (12)

26 (16)

96 (59)

 Private

 Medicaid

 None

144 (87)

19 (12)

2 (1)

Accessible Technology Primary Transportation

 Smartphone

 Tablet

 Laptop

 Desktop

159 (96)

108 (65)

141 (85)

54 (33)

 Personal Car

 Shared Car

 Family/Friend

157 (95)

7 (4)

1 (1)

Commute to Provider’s Office (Miles) Commute to Provider’s Office (Minutes)

 ≤5

 6–10

 11–15

 > 15

41 (25)

56 (34)

33 (20)

35 (21)

 ≤10

 11–20

 21–30

 > 30

26 (16)

79 (48)

39 (24) 21 (13)

Prior Pregnancies Previous Virtual Visits

 Prior pregnancy

 Prior loss

130 (79)

52 (32)

 Prenatal Care

 Other Healthcare

 Both

9 (5)

23 (14)

1 (1)

Number of Virtual Prenatal Visits (n = 161, excluding 4 who transferred care) Gestational Age at First Virtual Visit

 1–2

 3–4

 5–6

 7–8

66 (41)

69 (43)

23 (14)

3 (2)

 ≤11 6/7 

 12 0/7 – 19 6/7

 20 0/7 – 27 6/7

 28 0/7 – 35 6/7

 36 0/7 – 40 0/7

5 (3)

48 (29)

72 (44)

35 (21)

4 (2)