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. 2015 Jun 11;5(6):e007321. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2014-007321

Table 2.

Comparison of child and parent demographics and outcome variables of interest between intervention and comparison arms for the complete case sample at baseline

Variables Intervention Comparison
Number of children (N=341) N=197 N=144
Child age N=197 N=144
 1-year-olds 45 (23%) 34 (24%)
 2-year-olds 53 (27%) 33 (23%)
 3-year-olds 42 (21%) 52 (36%)
 4-year-olds 57 (29%) 25 (17%)
Child sex N=197 N=144
 Female 100 (51%) 76 (53%)
 Male 97 (49%) 68 (47%)
Parent age N=183 N=136
 Mean (SD) 33.24 years (5.77) 33.50 years (5.99)
 18–25 13 (7%) 8 (6%)
 26–35 117 (64%) 92 (68%)
 36–45 49 (27%) 30 (22%)
 >46 4 (2%) 5 (4%)
Parent sex N=197 N=144
 Female 164 (83%) 112 (78%)
 Male 33 (17%) 32 (22%)
Cultural group N=197 N=144
 Iraqi 75 (38%) 58 (40%)
 Lebanese 32 (16%) 26 (18%)
 Pakistani 90 (46%) 60 (42%)
Preferred language N=197 N=144
 English 37 (19%) 35 (24%)
 Non-English 160 (81%) 109 (76%)
Length of stay N=180 N=131
 Median (IQR) 7 years (4–12) 8 years (5–14)
 0–5 years 49 (27%) 29 (22%)
 6–10 years 43 (24%) 44 (34%)
 11–15 years 32 (18%) 26 (20%)
 >15 years 16 (9%) 17 (13%)
 Born in Australia 20 (11%) 14 (11%)
Parent's education level N=193 N=142
 Primary or less 33 (17%) 23 (16%)
 Secondary 62 (32%) 45 (32%)
 Trade 21 (11%) 16 (11%)
 University 77 (40%) 58 (41%)
Healthcare card status N=193 N=141
 No 56 (29%) 52 (37%)
 Yes 137 (71%) 89 (63%)