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. 2017 Feb 6;12:11. doi: 10.1186/s13027-017-0123-z

Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics for Women Enrolled in Study N = 400

Hospital-collected (N = 200) Self-collected (N = 200) All (N = 400) P value
Mean age in years (SD) 40.3(0.99) 41.3(1.06) 40.8(1.29)
Age in years 0.132
 30–39 103(51.5%) 82(41%) 185(46.3%)
 40–49 67(33.5%) 85(42.5%) 152(38%)
 50–59 26(13%) 31(15.5%) 57(14.3%)
 60 and above 4(2%) 2(1%) 6(1.5%)
Religion 0.597
 Christianity 163(81.5%) 168(84%) 331(82.8%)
 Islam 37(18.5%) 32(16%) 69(17.3%)
Marital status 0.152
 Married 158(79%) 170(85%) 328(82%)
 Not Married 42(21%) 30(15%) 72(18%)
Educational status 0.592
 No formal schooling 19(9.5%) 16(8%) 35(8.8%)
 Primary education 38(19%) 30(15%) 68(17%)
 Secondary education 35(17.5%) 41(20.5%) 76(19%)
 Tertiary education 96(48%) 103(51.5%) 199(49.8%)
Socioeconomic status 0.484
 Upper class 14(7%) 12(6%) 26(6.5%)
 Middle class 100(50%) 112(56%) 212(53%)
 Lower class 86(43%) 76(38%) 162(40.5%)
Heard of cervical cancer 0.483
 Yes 90(45%) 98(49%) 188(47%)
 No 110(55%) 102(51%) 212(53%)
Ever screened for cervical cancer 1.000
 Yes 2(1%) 3(1.5%) 5(1.3%)
 No 198(99%) 197(98.5%) 395(98.8%)
No of sexual partners in the last 12months 0.286
 1 163(81.5%) 169(84.5%) 395(98.8%)
 2–3 5(2.5%) 2(1%) 7(1.8%)
  ≥ 4 0(0%) 2(1%) 2(0.5%)
 Unknown 32(16%) 27(13.5%) 59(14.8%)
Age at sex initiation 0.150
  < 16 27(13.5%) 15(7.5%) 42(10.5%)
 16–19 66(33%) 61(30.5%) 127(31.8%)
  ≥ 20 88(44%) 106(53%) 194(48.5%)
 Unknown 19(9.5%) 18(9%) 37(9.3%)