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Table 2 Demographic characteristics of the study respondents (n = 424)

From: Determinants of Cervical screening services uptake among 18–49 year old women seeking services at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital, Kisumu, Kenya

Characteristic

 

Screened

Not screened

P

No. of participants

 

74

350

N/A

Age (Years)

 

29.0 (11.0)

26.0 (10.0)

<0.0001 a

Marital status

Married

55 (74.3)

246 (70.3)

0.132b

 

Single

18 (24.3)

71 (20.3)

 

Divorced/Separated

0 (0.0)

4 (1.1)

 

Widowed

1 (1.4)

29 (8.3)

Occupation/Source of income

White-collared

33 (44.6)

72 (20.5)

<0.0001 b

 

Farming

4 (5.4)

22 (6.3)

 

Unskilled work

0 (0.0)

18 (5.1)

 

Daily wages

10 (13.5)

21 (6.0)

 

Business

10 (13.5)

37 (10.6)

 

Others

17 (23.0)

180 (51.5)

Monthly income

<5,000

44 (59.5)

272 (77.7)

0.005 b

 

5001-9,999

12 (16.2)

41 (11.7)

 

10,000–14,999

16 (21.6)

31 (8.8)

 

Don’t know

2 (2.7)

6 (1.8)

Level of education

No formal education

0 (0.0)

29 (8.3)

<0.0001 b

 

Primary

18 (24.3)

176 (50.3)

 

Secondary

35 (47.3)

96 (27.4)

 

Colleges

21 (28.4)

49 (14.0)

  1. Data are numbers (proportions). aStatistical significance determined by Mann–Whitney U test. Age is in median years (interquartile range). bStatistical significance determined by Chi-square analysis. Values in bold are statistically significant at P ≤ 0.05.