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. 2017 Dec 14;7(12):e018199. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-018199

Table 1.

Survey participant demographics (n=110)

Characteristic n (%)
Gender
 Female 99 (90.0)
 Male 11 (10.0)
Age (years) (median (range)) 35 (18–67)
Highest level of education
 Some high school 1 (0.9)
 High school graduate 5 (4.5)
 Some college/university 7 (6.4)
 College/university graduate 50 (45.5)
 Postgraduate education/degree 47 (42.7)
Marital status
 Single 5 (4.5)
 Married/Common-law 98 (89.1)
 Separated/divorced/widowed 7 (6.4)
Annual household income (US$)
 <30 000 5 (4.5)
 30–49 999 7 (6.4)
 50–69 999 15 (13.6)
 70–89 999 14 (12.7)
 >90 000 69 (62.7)
Country of residence
 Australia 2 (1.8)
 Canada 77 (70.0)
 England 8 (7.3)
 India 2 (1.8)
 Portugal 2 (1.8)
 USA 19 (17.3)
Type of community
 Urban (≥10 000) 102 (92.7)
 Rural (<10 000) 7 (6.4)
 Missing 1 (0.9)
Number of children in home (median (range)) 2 (0–4)
Relationship to child
 Parent 106 (96.4)
 Step-parent 0 (0)
 Grandparent 4 (3.6)
 Other 2 (1.8)
Type of ARI
 Bronchiolitis 29 (26.4)
 Croup 49 (44.5)
 Strep throat/tonsillitis 36 (32.7)
 Wheezing 48 (43.6)
 Influenza 42 (38.2)
 Pneumonia 24 (21.8)
 Asthma 29 (26.4)
 Other 23 (20.9)
Most concerning ARI
 Bronchiolitis 10 (13)
 Croup 20 (26)
 Strep throat/tonsillitis 3 (4)
 Wheezing 6 (8)
 Influenza 2 (3)
 Pneumonia 16 (21)
 Asthma 15 (19)
 Other 6 (8)
Year of ARI (median (range)) 2012 (1994–2013)
Child age at time of ARI (median (range)) 1 year (<1 month to 10 years)
Hospital admissions due to ARI
 Yes 21 (19.1)
 No 84 (76.4)
 Missing 5 (4.5)
Chronic illness
 Yes 20 (18)
 No 90 (82)

ARI, acute respiratory infection.