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. 2014 Jan 18;14:31. doi: 10.1186/1471-2393-14-31

Table 5.

Comparison between women who did and did not seek care within 42 days after delivery in rural Hebei, China 2011(n = 1421) $

 
Women sought care
Women who did not seek care
P value
  (n = 342) (n = 1079)  
Maternal age, yr*
27(24–30)
27(25–30)
0.436
Maternal Hukou**
 
 
1.000
  Urban
3(0.88)
11(1.03)
 
  Rural
336(99.12)
1058(98.97)
 
Maternal education***
 
 
0.762
  Primary school
15(4.45)
56(5.29)
 
  Junior high school
269(79.82)
857(81.00)
 
  High school
44(13.06)
119(11.25)
 
  College or above
9(2.67)
26(2.46)
 
Maternal occupation***
 
 
1.000
  Farmer
257(75.82)
812(75.96)
 
  Worker/Staff
7(2.06)
22(2.06)
 
  Housewife
64(18.88)
201(18.80)
 
  Others
11(3.24)
34(3.18)
 
Family size*
5(4–6)
5(4–6)
0.949
Annual family income, Yuan*
20000(10000–30000)
20000(10000–30000)
0.065
Annual family consumption expenditure, Yuan*
15000(10000–20000)
15000(10000–20000)
0.609
Children’s gender***
 
 
0.959
  Male
198(57.89)
623(57.74)
 
  Female 144(42.11) 456(42.26)  

$Continuous variables were expressed as median (Q1-Q3) and categorical variables were expressed as number (percentage).

*Two-sample wilcoxon rank-sum test was used to compare continuous variables between women who did and did not seek care within 42 days after delivery.

**Fisher exact test was used compare categorical variables between women who did and did not seek care within 42 days after delivery.

***Pearson chi-square test was used compare categorical variables between women who did and did not seek care within 42 days after delivery.