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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Community Health. 2020 Oct;45(5):1017–1026. doi: 10.1007/s10900-020-00822-y

Table 1.

Baseline demographics, n = 124.

Age of child in years, median (range) 10 (5–17)
Sex of child (%)
 Male 72 (58.1)
 Female 52 (41.9)
Race of child, n (%)
 Black/African American 114 (92.0)
 Mixed Race 8 (6.4)
 White 2 (1.6)
Health insurance of child, n (%)
 Public 113 (91.1)
 Private 11 (8.9)
Caregiver employment status, n (%)
 Working at a Paying Job 62 (50.0)
 Unemployed/Disabled 40 (32.3)
 Retired/Homemaker 14 (11.3)
 Other/Refused 8 (6.5)
Household income, n (%)
 <$10,000 27 (21.8)
 $10,000-$24,999 30 (24.2)
 $25,000-$49,999 28 (22.6)
 ≥$50,000 17 (13.7)
 Unknown/refused 22 (17.7)
Highest caregiver education level, n (%)
 Less than high school 19 (15.3)
 High school diploma 46 (37.1)
 Technical diploma/some college 51 (41.1)
 College degree/post-graduate work 8 (6.5)