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. 2021 Nov 17;12:746803. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2021.746803

Table 1.

Sample descriptive data (n = 291a,b).

Maternal characteristicsc Mean (SD) Mix–Max N (%)
Age (years) 28.7 (4.7) 18–41
Pre-pregnancy BMI (kg/m2) 28.3 (7.1) 15.3–49.1
Household size (persons) 3.3 (1.4) 1–11
Ethnicity/race
      Non-Hispanic White 159 (54.6)
      Non-Hispanic Black 75 (25.8)
      Hispanic 33 (11.3)
      Asian 10 (3.4)
      Otherd 14 (4.8)
Education
      < High school 9 (3.4)
      High school 88 (32.8)
      Some college 41 (15.3)
      College degree 65 (24.3)
      Post-college degree 65 (24.3)
Employment status
      Employed 208 (73.5)
      Unemployed 75 (26.5)
Marital status
      Married/living as married 163 (57.6)
      Single 120 (42.4)
Medicaid enrollment
      Yes 111 (43.5)
      No 144 (56.5)
Nulliparous
      Yes 96 (33.0)
      No 195 (67.0)
Smoking during pregnancy (any)
      Yes 89 (31.4)
      No 194 (68.6)
Pregnancy complications
      Yes 31 (10.7)
      No 260 (89.3)
Enrollment clinic
      General OB 60 (20.6)
      Midwifery 87 (29.9)
      Community clinic 144 (49.5)
Infant characteristics e Mean (SD) Min–Max
Gestational age
(weeks)
39.4 (1.5) 32.1.1–42.7
Birth weight
(g)
3,362.6 (534.8) 1,280–4,730
a

N = 326 Upside participants considered for inclusion. Participants were excluded if: they transferred prenatal care out of URMC during pregnancy, they did not have a live birth, they did not receive prenatal care within URMC affiliated system, they became screen failures after enrollment.

b

N's for individual variables may differ slightly due to missing data.

c

At time of enrollment.

d

“Other” including more than one race and American Indian/Alaska Native and individuals self-reporting as “other”.

e

See Figure 1 for graph of infant characteristics by KI category.