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. 2022 Nov 28;22:1434. doi: 10.1186/s12913-022-08672-1

Table 1.

Descriptives for predictor and outcome variables (N = 797)

Variable Mean (range) or %
Child age 9 (0-41yrs)
0-5years 22.84
6-12years 56.97
13–21 years 16.18
 22 years 4.04
Child gender
Female 42.41
Male 57.59
Caregiver ethnicity
Caucasian 61.86
Indigenous 24.72
Other (Asian, Arab, Latin-American, Black, Other) 13.43
Caregiver education
High school or less 9.16
Diploma/Undergraduate 65.50
Graduate/Professional 25.35
Caregiver work status
Working full time 50.19
Working part-time 17.06
Stopped working or Reduced hours due to COVID 19.45
Retired/Stay at home parent/Student 13.3
Household type
Single parent household 18.95
Two parent household 81.05
Household income
Less than $40,000 12.17
$40,000- $79,999 52.70
$80,000+ 35.13
Caregiver province of residence
Ontario 32.75
British Columbia 19.70
Quebec 19.57
Alberta 14.05
Manitoba/Saskatchewan 8.16
Newfoundland/Nova Scotia/Prince Edward Island 4.14
Northwest Territories/Nunavut/Yukon 1.63
Receipt of in-clinic services for child physical health
Yes 54.08
No 45.92
Receipt of online/telehealth services for child physical health
Yes 70.14
No 29.86
Receipt of in-clinic services for child mental health
Yes 52.7
No 47.3
Receipt of online/telehealth services for child mental health
Yes 65.87
No 34.13

Note. Data Source: data collected in Canada for the Global Report on Developmental Delays, Disorders and Disabilities, an initiative led by the World Health Organization, UNICEF, and Autism Speaks. The Global Report Survey in Canada used a cross-sectional design and an online convenience sampling strategy to document the experiences of caregivers of children (any age) with these conditions during and prior to the COVID-19 pandemic