Table 3.
Primary Insurance Scheme1 by Parental Occupation2
| Parents | Commercial | CHCF | SSHI | RCMS | Total3 |
| Non-farmer & employed | 64(58.2%) | 17(15.5%) | 29(26.4%) | NA | 110 |
| One or both farmer | 25(24.3%) | 14(13.6%) | 53(51.5%) | 11(10.7%) | 103 |
| Non-farmer & unemployed | 9(39.1%) | 7 (30.4%) | 7 (30.4%) | NA | 23 |
1. Fifteen children under a commercial policy also had a CHCF/SSHI; five had both RCMS and SSHI or CHCF and SSHI; primary scheme was determined in the order of commercial, RCMS, CHCF, and SSHI;
2. Fourteen children's insurance type or parental occupation cannot be determined
3. Combining SSHI, CHCF, and RCMS into one category of low premium, insurance scheme differs significantly between farmer and non-farmer households (χ2 = 25.25, DF = 2, p-value = 0)