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. 2016 Aug 24;6(8):e011387. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2016-011387

Table 3.

Demographic details of eligible population, study sample and respondent characteristics

  Eligible children (n=158)
Study sample (n=61)
Number Percentage Number Percentage
Characteristics of child
Gender
 Male 78 49 29 48
 Female 80 51 32 52
Mean age on arrival (years) 9 6
WHO region (County of origin)
African 66 42 20 33
  DR Congo 12
  Ethiopia 2
  Kenya 2
  Malawi 2
  Burundi 1
  Togo 1
Eastern Mediterranean 41 26 13 21
  Iran 5
  Iraq 5
  Lebanon 3
 Europe 1 <1 0 0
 South East Asia 50 32 28 46
  Burma 28
Languages spoken at home
 Amharic 2 3
 Arabic 8 13
 Burmese 13 22
 Chin Senthang 2 3
 English 4 7
 Farsi 5 8
 French 2 3
 Karen 10 17
 Karenni 3 5
 Kirundi 3 5
 Swahili 8 13
Characteristics of primary respondent
Gender (n=60)
 Male 23 38
 Female 37 62
Prior education (n=54)
 None 4 7
 Primary 15 27
 Secondary 23 43
 University 9 17
 Trade 3 6
Employment in home country (n=53)
 Professional 17 32
 Semiskilled/unskilled 19 36
 Voluntary 5 9
 Unemployed 12 23
Characteristics of partner of primary respondent
Gender (n=41)
 Male 18 44
 Female 23 56
Prior education (n=34)
 None 1 3
 Primary 11 32
 Secondary 16 47
 University 6 18
 Trade 0 0
Employment in home country (n=34)
 Professional 11 32
 Semiskilled/unskilled 16 47
 Voluntary 3 9
 Unemployed 4 12