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. 2016 Oct 19;7(4):12–20. doi: 10.5365/WPSAR.2016.7.1.010

Table 3. Information by health-care presentations that resulted in measles transmission versus no transmission, NSW, Australia, 2012.

 - Total number of health-care presentations (n = 405)
P-value
Transmission
(n = 14)
No transmission
(n = 391)
Number Proportion Number Proportion
Rash at presentation
Yes
10
71.4%
259
66.2%
0.762
No
4
28.6%
124
31.7%
Unknown§
-
-
8
2.1%
Day of week
Weekday
8
57.1%
287
73.4%
0.141
Weekend
6
42.9%
98
25.1%
Unknown§
-
-
6
1.5%
Cough at presentation
Yes
14
100.0%
363
92.8%
0.565
No
-
-
15
3.8%
Unknown§
-
-
13
3.3%
Health-care setting
Emergency department
10
71.4%
147
37.6%
0.028*
General practice
2
14.3%
193
49.4%
Hospital ward
2
14.3%
47
12.0%
Unknown§
-
-
4
1.0%
Infection control measures
Yes
3
21.4%
145
37.1%
0.221
No
10
71.4%
216
55.2%
Unknown§
1
7.1%
30
7.7%
Median time spent in a health-care setting (hours)||
-
15.0
(range: 2.3–2212.0 hours)
4.9±
(range: 0–10080.8 hours)
-
Day of illness when presenting to health-care||
- Median: 3.5 days
(range: 1–8 days)
Median: 3.0 days
(range: 0–15 days)
-

§ Unknowns not included in the χ2 analysis.

* Indicates statistical significance.

|| Statistical tests not conducted for continuous variables.

ᵻ Time unknown for one presentation.

± Time unknown for 153 presentations.

‡ Day of illness unknown for 10 presentations.