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. 2022 Jan 25;24(6):1398–1407. doi: 10.1007/s10903-022-01328-6

Table 3.

General health perception, work-related injury or illness experience and consequences among cleaning workers (N = 183)

Variable Asian
(n = 120)
Hispanic
(n = 37)
Othera
(n = 26)
p-valueb
N % N % N %
General health 0.009
 Excellent 12 10.0 11 29.7 6 23.1
 Very good 42 35.0 15 40.5 13 50.0
 Good 46 38.3 9 24.3 7 26.9
 Fair 19 15.8 2 5.4 0 0
 Poor 1 0.8 0 0 0 0
Work-related injury or illness in the past year (yes) 22 18.3 6 13.2 6 23.1 0.783
 Saw a health care provider (yes) 14 11.7 4 10.8 6 23.1 0.293
 Missed work (yes) 6 5.0 3 8.1 5 19.2 0.030
 Reported to the supervisor (yes) 14 11.7 5 13.5 6 23.1 0.212
Chemical-related irritation symptoms in the past year (yes) 66 55.5 24 64.9 13 48.2 0.333
 Saw a health care provider (yes) 18 15.0 13 35.1 4 15.4 0.057
 Missed work (yes) 6 5.0 6 16.2 3 11.5 0.075
 Reported to the supervisor (yes)c 10 8.3 13 35.1 4 15.4 0.001

Bold indicates significant p < 0.05

aBlack (n = 22), White (n = 1), and unknown (n = 6)

bChi-square tests or Fisher’s exact tests were performed

cAmong 66 Asian workers, two were excluded due to missing data