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Table 1 Chi-square values applied to the characteristics of household compared across regions: riverine and mainland, October-November 2011

From: Can Sierra Leone maintain the equitable delivery of their Free Health Care Initiative? The case for more contextualised interventions: results of a cross-sectional survey

Respondent characteristic

Riverine

Mainland

Chi-squared

p-value

Sex of Head of Household

n = 389

n = 397

  

 Male

93.0  %

91.9 %

0.355

.551

 Female

6.9 %

8.0  %

Age of Head of Household

n = 359

n = 377

  

 15–18

0 %

0.5 %

1.913

.384

 19–49

83.6 %

83.3 %

 50+

16.4 %

16.2 %

Education Level of Head of Household

n = 379

n = 383

  

 None

74.1 %

59.0 %

23.977

.001

 Primary

7.4 %

12.3 %

 Secondary or Higher

18.5 %

28.7 %

Pregnant

n = 582

n = 744

  

 Yes

11.9 %

18.3 %

10.31

.001

 No

88.1 %

81.7 %

Age of Pregnant Women

n = 69

n = 136

  

 15–18

13.0 %

11.0 %

1.042

.791

 19–33

65.2 %

72 %

 34–44

18.8 %

14.7 %

 45+

2.8 %

2.2 %

Education of Pregnant Women

n = 69

n = 136

  

 None

75.4 %

59.6 %

5.754

.218

 Some Primary

11.6 %

17.6 %

 Completed Primary

2.9 %

6.6 %

 Some Secondary

10.1 %

14.7 %

 Completed Secondary

0 %

1.5 %

Sex of Children Under-5

n = 486

n = 701

  

 Male

54.5 %

47.6 %

5.209

.022

 Female

45.5 %

52.3 %

Age of Children Under-5 (in years)

n = 486

n = 701

  

 <1

18.3 %

21.7 %

6.904

.141

 1

22.0 %

17.4 %

 2

22.2 %

19.5 %

 3

18.3 %

20.5 %

 4

19.1 %

20.8 %