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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Perinatol. 2016 Mar 24;36(5):352–356. doi: 10.1038/jp.2016.38

Table 1.

Maternal, infant, and delivery characteristics, California Perinatal Quality Care Collaborative, Stanford, CA, 2007-2013

Mean Standard
deviation
Birth weight 1050.6 282.6
Gestational age 27.9 2.4
Maternal age 29.5 6.8

N (%)

Antenatal Steroids
 Yes 22645 (87.2)
 No 3334 (12.8)
Intraventricular Hemorrhage
 None 19814 (76.3)
 Grade 1 2898 (11.2)
 Grade 2 1317 (5.1)
 Grade 3 850 (3.3)
 Grade 4 1100 (4.2)
Maternal race / ethnicity
 Black 3667 (14.2)
 Hispanic 11278 (43.8)
 Non-Hispanic White 6954 (27.0)
 Asian/Pacific Islander 3175 (12.3)
 American Indian or Alaska Native 160 (0.6)
 Other 512 (2.0)
Prenatal Care
 Yes 25119 (97.0)
 No 778 (3.0)
Multiple gestation
 Singleton 18777 (72.3)
 Multiple 7201 (27.7)
Mode of delivery
 Vaginal 6514 (25.1)
 Cesarean 19464 (74.9)
Neonatal unit level
 Regional 7145 (27.5)
 Community 16651 (64.1)
 Intermediate 856 (3.3)
 Non-CCS 1327 (5.1)
Congenital malformation
 Yes 2397 (9.2)
 No 23571 (90.8)
Small for gestational age
 Yes 3224 (12.4)
 No 22752 (87.6)
Apgar score – 5 minute
 0-3 1187 (4.6)
 4-6 4330 (16.7)
 7-10 20417 (78.7)
Sex
 Male 13343 (51.4)
 Female 12632 (48.6)

(N) number of records were missing for the following variables: gestational age (3), maternal age (14), maternal race / ethnicity (233), prenatal care (82), multiple gestation (1), mode of delivery (1), congenital malformation (11), small for gestational age (11), Apgar score (45), sex (4)