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. 2022 Feb 24;6(2):e32428. doi: 10.2196/32428

Table 2.

Characteristics of patient participants (N=15).

Characteristics of pregnant women at high risk for pre-eclampsia and category Values
Gender, n (%)

Female 15 (100)
Age (years)

Values, mean (SD) 28.26 (5.284)

Values, median (range) 28 (20-38)
Educational level, n (%)

No education 3 (20)

Less than high school 3 (20)

High school 8 (53)

College or university 1 (7)
Occupation, n (%)

Housewife 11 (73)

Professional 4 (27)
History of pre-eclampsia, n (%)

Yes 9 (60)

No 6 (40)
Pregnancy (weeks)

Values, mean (SD) 31.67 (6.06)

Values, median (range) 33 (12-37)
Frequency of blood pressure measurement, n (%)

Daily 5 (33)

Once or twice a week 4 (27)

Thrice a week 2 (13)

As per need 3 (20)

Never 1 (7)
Access to a personal home blood pressure machine, n (%)

Yes 2 (13)

No 13 (87)
Gravidaa, n (%)

Primigravida 4 (27)

Multigravida 11 (73)
Parityb, n (%)

Nulliparity 4 (27)

Multiparity 9 (60)

Grand parity 2 (13)
Access to a mobile phone, n (%)

Basic mobile phone 4 (27)

Smartphone 11 (73)
Personal or shared access to a mobile phone, n (%)

Individual access 9 (60)

Shared access 6 (40)
Access to the internet, n (%)

Yes 8 (53)

No 7 (47)

aTotal number of pregnancies.

bLive births and stillbirths.