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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Contraception. 2015 Jul 18;92(5):508–512. doi: 10.1016/j.contraception.2015.07.004

Table 1.

Characteristics of Participants (N= 291)

Demographics
Age 28.2 +/− 6.4
Race/Ethnicity
Black, Non-Hispanic 187 (64)
Hispanic 55(19)
Level of Education High School or Less 171 (59)
Relationship Status
   Married 76 (26)
   Cohabiting 89 (31)
Parity
   1 113 (39)
   2 83 (29)
   3+ 95 (33)
Time Since Last Birth in months 10.2 +/− 9.1
Enabling Resources
Currently insured 237 (81)
Public insurance (among those insured) 189 (80)
Has usual source of healthcare 255 (88)
Location of usual source of care
   Doctors office 105 (41)
   Clinic 128 (50)
   Urgent Care or Emergency Room 22 (9)
Attended post-partum check-up within 8 weeks of delivery 216 (75)
Visited a doctor's office for a routine visit in past 12 months (not including prenatal care) 226 (78)
Visited healthcare provider to discuss contraception since pregnancy 192 (66)
Health Needs
Perceived Health Status "Fair/Poor" 49 (17)
Chronic Health Conditions
   Obesity (BMI >30) 98 (40)
   Asthma 49 (17)
   High Blood Pressure 31 (11)
   Depression/Anxiety 53 (18)
   Diabetes 8 (3)
Index pregnancy unintended 141 (49)

Data are presented as mean +/− standard deviation or n (%).

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