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. 2018 Feb 6;103(5):486–491. doi: 10.1136/archdischild-2017-313801

Table 1.

Respondents to the children and young people’s (CYP) section of the survey, by selected individual characteristics. Children and Young People’s Inpatient Survey, England, 2014

Individual characteristics N CYP responses (%) Parent responses (%) Joint response (%)
Overall 6204 57.9 13.7 28.4
Male 3247 53.6 15.2 31.2
Female 2957 62.6*** 12.0 25.4
8–11 years 2959 52.1 16.6 31.3
12–15 years 3245 63.1*** 11.1 25.8
Any long-standing condition 1906 50.4 20.8 28.8
No long-standing condition 3341 62.7*** 9.4 27.9
1–3 admissions 5467 58.9 13.3 27.9
4 or more admissions 416 52.6* 17.1 30.3
White 5090 60.4 12.1 27.5
Asian/British Asian 458 42.8*** 23.4 33.8
Black/Black British 205 46.8*** 16.6 36.6
Mixed/other/not known 450 50.0*** 20.9 29.1
Inpatient 1 2471 60.3 13.2 26.5
Day case 3732 56.4** 14.0 29.6
Children’s ward 5569 57.9 13.9 28.2
Adolescent ward 342 64.0 9.9 26.0
Adult ward 205 88 52.3 17.0 30.7
Any procedure 4172 59.3 12.4 28.3
No procedure 84 1948 55.4** 16.3 28.3
Elective admission 1 3350 57.4 13.9 28.7
Emergency admission 2853 58.5 13.4 28.1

Column categories are based on responses to the item in the parent section of the survey Who was the main person who answered the questions in the children and young people s section of the questionnaire?’

Where the proportion of CYP who responded independently differs significantly from the reference group (eg, females differ to males), this is indicated by *P<0·05, **P<0·01, ***P<0·001.

Where P values were between 0.001 and 0.05, exact values were as follows: 1–3 vs 4 or more admissions P=0.013; inpatient vs day case P=0.002; any vs no procedure P=0.004.

Row categories follow response options to each question in the survey.

Age, sex, ethnicity, type of admission were drawn from hospital records and had negligible missing data. Other characteristics were drawn from parent/carer responses, resulting in the following number of missing responses: presence of long-standing condition=957 (15.4%); any procedure=84 (1.4%); number of admissions=321 (5.2%); ward type=205 (3.3%).