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. 2020 Jun 17;7:2055668320926046. doi: 10.1177/2055668320926046

Table 2.

Parent and environmental descriptors.

Accompanying parent No. (%) Primary language No. (%) Parent educational level No. (%)
Mother 62 (82.7) English 69 (92) Did not attend Secondary School 1 (1.3)
Father 10 (13.3) Punjabi 2 (2.7) Attended Secondary School 7 (9.5)
Grandparent 1 (1.3) Russian 1 (1.3) Secondary School graduate 17 (23)
Foster parent 2 (2.7) Turkish 1 (1.3) Post-secondary education 27 (36.5)
Total 75 (100) Farsi 1 (1.3) Under-graduate degree 16 (21.6)
Arabic 1 (1.3) Graduate degree 6 (8.1)



Total

75 (100)

Total

74 (100)

Location

Urban

Rural

Total (%)

Parent attitude

Initial

PM day

Therapist attitudea
Somewhat upset 2 (2.7)
Metro 25 25 (33.4) Neutral 6 (8.1) 1 (1.3) 4 (5.4)
Day travel 27 8 35 (46.6) Somewhat interested 27 (36.5) 23 (31.1) 18 (24.3)
Distant 10 5 15 (20) Very interested 38 (51.4) 50 (67.6) 52 (70.3)
Total (%) 62 (82.6) 13 (17.4) 75 (100) Do not know 1 (1.3)
Total 74 (100)


Home type

Elevator

Ramp

1–2 steps

Multi-steps

Total (%)

Inside space

Outside space
Apartment 3 3 (4.1) 2 2
Suite 2 1 1 4 (5.4) 2 3
Mobile home 1 1 (1.3) 1
Single-level 5 3 8 (10.8) 8 8
Multi-level 6 20 32 58 (78.4) 43 56

Total No. (%)

3 (4)

13 (17.6)

25 (33.8)

33 (44.6)

74 (100)

55 (74.3)

70 (94.6)

Vehicle type n = 74

No.

No ramp

Portable ramp

Installed ramp

Preschool/Daycare attendance n = 74

Days/week

No. (%)

Hours/day

No. (%)
No vehicle 2 None 40 (54) None 40 (54)
Small car 7 6 1 1 day 1 (1.3) <2 h 3 (4.1)
Mid-size car 6 6 2 days 17 (23) 2–4 h 15 (20.3)
Mini van 22 18 4 3 days 9 (12.2) 5–7 h 6 (8.1)
SUV 32 31 1 4 days 3 (4.1) >7 h 10 (13.5)
Pickup truck 13 11 2 5 days 4 (5.4)
Total 80 72 4 4 Total 74 (100) 74 (100)
Multiple vehicles = 7 Missing data = 1

aParent impression of their child’s therapist’s attitude towards power mobility.