Table 1 Participant characteristics
From: Women’s cellphone access and ownership in rural Uganda: implications for self-care interventions
Variables | Options | Total (N = 2019) |
|---|---|---|
Age | Mean | 34.25 |
Range | 25–49 | |
Standard deviation | 7.62 | |
Marital status | Married | 1724 (85.4%) |
Divorced | 78 (3.9%) | |
Single | 179 (8.9%) | |
Widow | 34 (1.7%) | |
Education | None | 262 (13%) |
Primary | 1091 (54%) | |
O level | 562 (27.8%) | |
A level | 26 (1.3%) | |
Tertiary | 77 (3.8%) | |
Number of pregnancies | Mean | 5.61 |
(How many times have you been pregnant?) | Range | 0–19 |
Standard deviation | 5.06 | |
Visited health center in the last 12 months | Yes | 1631 (80.8%) |
Distance (min) from HCIII | Mean | 49.07 min |
Range | 1–360 | |
SD | 41.08 | |
Distance (min) from HCIII | < 30min | 560 (27.7%) |
30–59min | 507 (25.1%) | |
60–89min | 672 (33.3%) | |
90–119min | 33 (1.6%) | |
> 120 | 245 (12.1%) | |
Previously tested by healthcare worker for CC | Yes | 44 (2.2%) |
(Has a healthcare worker ever tested you for CC?) | No | 1975 (97.8%) |
Willing to receive integrated CC | Yes | 1995 (98.8%) |
(Would you be interested in receiving CCS when you go to HC?) | No | 21 (1%) |
Missing | 3 (0.1%) | |
Willing to receive CCS info text | Yes | 1918 (95%) |
(Would you be interested in receiving SMS with more info on ccs when it is available at HC?) | No | 92 (4.6%) |
Missing | 9 (0.4%) |