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. 2020 Mar 16;8(1):60. doi: 10.3390/healthcare8010060

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics of participants.

Characteristic Category All CHAT RCT Participants
N = 947
Non-Interviewed Participants
N = 913
Interviewed Participants
N = 34
p-Value *
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Intervention arm Telephone calls + Booklets 293 (31) 279 (30) 14 (41) 0.2249
Text messages + Booklets 338 (36) 325 (36) 13 (38)
Control (usual care) 316 (33) 309 (34) 7 (21)
Parity First-time mother 515 (54) 492 (54) 23 (68) 0.1138
Not first-time mother 432 (46) 421 (46) 11 (32)
Country of Birth Australia 361 (38) 344 (38) 17 (50) 0.1464
Other 586 (62) 569 (62) 17 (50)
Aboriginal status Non-Aboriginal 925 (98) 892 (98) 33 (97) 0.8077
Aboriginal 22 (2) 21 (2) 1 (3)
Language spoken at home English 525 (55) 502 (55) 23 (68) 0.1446
Other 422 (45) 411 (45) 11 (32)
Age (years) ≥30 661 (70) 633 (69) 28 (82) 0.1044
<30 286 (30) 280 (31) 6 (18)
Education University 642 (68) 615 (67) 27 (79) 0.1398
Other 305 (32) 298 (33) 7 (21)
Household income ≥AUS$80,000 551 (58) 525 (58) 26 (76) 0.0885
<AUS$80,000 301 (32) 295 (32) 6 (18)
Don’t know 95 (10) 93 (10) 2 (6)
Employment status Employed 604 (64) 577 (63) 27 (79) 0.0534
Other 343 (36) 336 (37) 7 (21)
Marital status Married/de-facto partner 887 (94) 855 (94) 32 (94) 0.9192
Other 60 (6) 58 (6) 2 (6)

* Chi-square test of independence was performed to examine the relation between characteristics of interviewed and non-interviewed participants.