Table 1.
Variable | m (SD) or % (n) |
---|---|
Age | 27.7 (SD = 5.7) |
Income (≤$20,000) | 59.2% |
Poverty index* | 1.3 (SD = 1.4) |
Employed (full or part-time) | 44.4% (88) |
Education < HS | 45.5% (88) |
Married | 88.7% (180) |
Nativity status | |
US-born | 24.2% (49) |
Non-US born ≤ 10 yrs in US | 36.9% (75) |
Non-US-born ≥ 10 yrs in US | 38.9% (79) |
Language of interview—Spanish | 61.7% (122) |
IPV status | |
Recent (current/within previous 12 mos) | 21.7% (44) |
Remote (previous >12 mos) | 22.6% (46) |
None | 55.7% (113) |
# Non-IPV trauma events (0–7) | 1.15(SD = 1.59) |
Perceived stress score | 8.10 (SD = 3.50) |
Depression score | 2.31 (SD = 3.67) |
PTSD score | 25.39 (SD = 13.68) |
Social support score | 37.17 (SD = 7.31) |
# Pregnancy/labor/delivery problems | 1.03 (SD = 1.06) |
Labor pain >3 weeks prior to delivery | 8.1% (57) |
High blood pressure | 10.8% (22) |
Diabetes | 24.6% (50) |
Urinary tract infection | 12.8% (26) |
Sexually transmitted infection | 3% (6) |
Anemia | 24.0% (49) |
Non-vaginal delivery | 24.3% (49) |
* Poverty index is the total family income divided by the federal poverty guidelines for the specified number of persons in each household. With an index score of “1” the family is considered to be living at the poverty level. A score above “1” is considered living above the poverty line, and a score of less than “1” is considered to be below the poverty level
Note N = 203 is the number of participants who enrolled at baseline and who participated in the 3-month follow-up
HS high school, US United States, IPV intimate partner violence, PTSD posttraumatic stress disorder