Table 3.

Participant socio-demographics

Age
Mean (95% CI)	66.9 (65.3–68.5)
Range	45–89
Median	67
	n	%
State/Territory
Victoria	12	11.2
New South Wales	10	9.3
ACT	1	0.9
Queensland	64	59.8
Western Australia	15	14.0
South Australia	5	4.7
ARIA class
Major cities	52	48.6
Inner regional	33	30.8
Outer regional	17	15.9
Remote	3	2.8
U nmatcheda	2	1.9
Socio-economic rankb
1st quartile	18	16.8
2nd quartile	15	14.0
3rd quartile	21	19.6
4th quartile	30	28.0
5th quartile	21	19.6
Missing data	2	0.2
Relationship status
Not partnered	40	37.4
Partnered	64	59.8
Missing data	3	2.8
Education level
Non tertiary	50	46.7
Tertiary	54	50.5
Missing data	3	2.8
Have children
Yes	93	86.9
Have children including daughter(s)
Yes	73	78.5

^aPostcode reserved for non-standard use (e.g., PO Boxes, government departments and large companies)

^bThe Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA) was developed to capture areas of socio-economic advantage and disadvantage across Australia. Specially, the Index of Relative Advantage and Disadvantage was used to categorise the women based on the postcode they provided. The 1^st quartile represents the lowest scoring 25% of areas and the 5^th quartile represents the highest scoring 25% of areas