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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Nurs Stud. 2016 Nov 9;65:54–61. doi: 10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2016.11.004

Table 1.

Demographic and injury characteristics of cohort at time of injury (n=275)

Age (years), mean [SD] 40.4 (16.8)

Gender, % (n)
  Male 52% (142)
  Female 48% (133)

Marital Status, % (n)
  Single 55% (151)
  Married 25% (69)
  Divorced/Separated 15% (41)
  Widowed 5% (14)

Race, % (n)
  Black 57% (157)
  White 40% (109)
  Asian 3% (9)

Employment Status, % (n)
  Employed 70% (192)
  Unemployed 6% (17)
  Retired/Disabled 12% (32)
  Home worker/Student 13% (34)

Education (years), mean [SD] 13.7 (2.6)

Income, % (n)
  Under $20,000 27% (76)
  $20,000–39,000 25% (69)
  $40,000–59,000 14% (38)
  Over $60,000 20% (54)
  Undisclosed 14% (38)

Injury Severity Score, mean [SD] 4.07(1.03)

Mechanism of Injury, % (n)
  Fall 49%(135)
  Auto/Pedestrian/Bike Collision 27%(74)
  Sport Accident 10%(27)
  Assault 9%(25)
  Other 5%(14)