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. 2021 Jan 7;21:72. doi: 10.1186/s12889-020-10061-4

Table 1.

Characteristics of study population in Quito, Ecuador, 2016–2017 (n = 842)

Characteristics n (%)
Age
 18–24 363 (43.1%)
 25–30 260 (30.9%)
 31–35 123 (14.6%)
  ≥ 36 96 (11.4)
Race
 White 27 (3.4%)
 Mixed 723 (85.8%)
 Indigenous 54 (6.4%)
 Black 30 (3.5%)
 Other 8 (0.9%)
Education
 Complete higher education or graduate degree 83 (9.9%)
 Complete high school or incomplete higher education 407 (48.3%)
 Complete basic education or incomplete high school 222 (26.4%)
 Illiterate or incomplete basic education 130 (15.4%%)
Marital status
 Married 288 (34.2%)
 Cohabited with a partner 376 (44.7%)
 Separated / Widowed / Divorced - Never Married or Unmarried 178 (21.1%)
Employment
 Public or private employee 175 (20.8%)
 Independent worker 172 (20.4%)
 Homemaker 372 (44.2%)
 Student 119 (14.1%)
 Unemployed 4 (0.5%)
Number of children (prior to this pregnancy)
 0 295 (35.0%)
 1–2 459 (54.5%)
 3–6 88 (10.5%)
Number of antenatal visits
 0 11 (1.3%)
 1 to 4 150 (17.8%)
  ≥ 5 681 (80.9%)
Gestational age at birth
 24–36 weeks 122 (14.5%)
 37–42 weeks 720 (85.5%)
High-risk conditions
 No 775 (92.0%)
 Yes 67 (8.0%)
Received influenza vaccination (self-reported)a
 Yes 308 (36.6%)
 Confirmed with vaccination card 206 (66.9%)
 No 534 (63.4%)
Received influenza vaccination (vaccination card/medical records)b
 Yes 206 (24.5%)
 No 636 (75.5%)

aVaccination reported by the women used for analysis

bVaccination confirmed by vaccination card/medical records