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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Contraception. 2012 Sep 5;88(2):243–249. doi: 10.1016/j.contraception.2012.07.015

Table 2.

Baseline demographic and reproductive characteristics among women enrolled at the university research site compared to community partner clinics

Characteristic University research site (Total N= 6530) % Community partner clinicsa (Total N= 1107) % p Valueb
Age (years) < .0001
 14–17 4.5 8.6
 18–20 16.2 21.0
 21–25 39.6 35.3
 >25 39.7 35.1
Race < .0001
 Black 47.8 51.4
 White 45.5 32.9
 Other 6.7 15.7
Hispanic 3.2 18.1 < .0001
Marital status .0004
 Single/never married 61.1 56.4
 Married/living with partner 32.7 38.6
 Separated/divorced/widowed 6.2 5.0
Insurance < .0001
 None 36.6 53.9
 Public 12.3 32.2
 Private 51.1 13.9
Currently receives public assistance or has difficulty paying for basic necessities 51.7 79.7 < .0001
History of abortion 32.7 20.0 < .0001
Parity < .0001
 0 53.8 31.6
 1 22.8 29.6
 2 15.4 22.7
 3 or more 8.0 16.1
History of STIc 38.8 44.8 .0002

Values are percentages. χ2 test.

a

Excluding women who enrolled at community partner sites providing abortion services and women enrolling into a postpartum IUD or implant study.

b

The p value compares the percentages for each covariate using the χ2 test.

c

Includes chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, genital herpes, human papilloma virus or HIV.