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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2016 Feb 17;172:187–193.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2016.01.049

Table 2.

Socioeconomic status of the Children with Medical Complexity (CMC) cohort and the Greater Cincinnati Asthma Risks Study (GCARS) comparator cohort

CMC Cohort GCARS Cohort p-value*
n % n %
Household Income <0.0001
    <$15,000 35 21.6 261 34.3
    $15,000 – 29,999 41 25.3 212 27.9
    $30,000 – 59,999 35 21.6 154 20.3
    $60,000 – 89,999 16 9.9 78 10.3
    ≥$90,000 35 21.6 55 7.2
Caregiver Educational Attainment <0.0001
    Less than high school graduate 9 5.4 128 16.7
    High school graduate or GED 24 14.4 212 27.6
    Some college 44 26.4 224 29.2
    2-year college/technical school graduate 28 16.8 86 11.2
    4-year college graduate 40 24.0 83 10.8
    Any postgraduate work 22 13.2 34 4.4
Assets
    Homeowner 92 55.1 170 22.1 <0.0001
    Car 146 88.5 553 72.0 <0.0001
*

p-value assessing comparison between CMC and GCARS cohorts using Chi-square test for categorical variables and Wilcoxon Rank Sum test for continuous variables