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. 2017 May 5;7:48–56. doi: 10.1016/j.conctc.2017.05.001

Table 3B.

Comparisons of Socio-demographic characteristics by 12-month follow up completion status.

High need (n = 23 vs. n = 274)
Moderate need (n = 23 vs. n = 177)
12-month visit-no
n (%)/mean (sd)
12-month visit-yes
n (%)/mean (sd)
P valuea 12-month visit-no
n (%)/mean (sd)
12-month visit-yes
n (%)/mean (sd)
P value
Age (years) mean (sd) 38.3 (13.8) 39.8 (10.9) 0.614 43.5 (10.8) 42.5 (10.5) 0.649
Gender Female 3 (13) 73 (27) 0.144 6 (26) 52 (30) 0.731
Male 20 (87) 198 (73) 17 (74) 124 (70)
Ethnicity Aboriginals 2 (9) 42 (15) 0.649 5 (22) 28 (16) 0.753
Caucasian 13 (57) 157 (57) 12 (52) 98 (55)
Mixed/Other 8 (35) 75 (27) 6 (26) 51 (29)
Education High School or Higher 9 (39) 106 (39) 1.000 13 (57) 86 (49) 0.474
Less than high school 14 (61) 165 (61) 10 (43) 91 (51)
Marital status Single (never married) 19 (86) 195 (72) 0.143 13 (57) 116 (66) 0.395
Other 3 (14) 76 (28) 10 (43) 61 (34)
Have children (under18) No 21 (95) 198 (74) 0.026 14 (64) 131 (74) 0.281
Yes 1 (5) 68 (26) 8 (36) 45 (26)
Employment Unemployed/other 23 (100) 262 (96) 1.000 22 (96) 170 (96) 1.000
Employed 0 (0) 10 (4) 1 (4) 7 (4)
Housing status Absolutely homeless 19 (83) 213 (78) 0.587 16 (70) 140 (79) 0.299
Precariously housed 4 (17) 61 (22) 7 (30) 37 (21)
Lifetime homelessness (months) mean (sd) 75.9 (90.7) 60.8 (64.6) 0.442 38.5 (57.5) 59.9 (76.7) 0.198

Bold value signifies p < 0.05.

a

p values (for both high and moderate need comparisons) were based on independent sample t-test with equal or unequal variance (for continuous variables) and Pearson chi-square test or Fisher's exact test (for categorical variables) as appropriate.