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Table 3 Characteristics of women at high compared to those at low risk (ANRQ)

From: Antenatal psychosocial risk status and Australian women’s use of primary care and specialist mental health services in the year after birth: a prospective study

Characteristics

ANRQ risk status

Moderate/high risk

Low risk

χ2 (sig)

N (%)

N (%)

Country of birth

 Australia

14 (43.8)

21 (42.9)

.006 (.937)

 Other

18 (56.3)

28 (57.1)

Language spoken at home

 English

24 (75.0)

37 (77.1)

.046 (.830)

 Other

8 (25.0)

11 (22.9)

Education level

 Completed Year 10 or equivalent

2 (6.3)

0 (0.0)

9.074 (.059)

 Completed Year 12 or equivalent

5 (15.6)

6 (12.2)

 Trade apprenticeship/TAFE qualification

5 (15.6)

13 (26.5)

 University degree

17 (53.1)

30 (61.2)

 Other

3 (9.4)

0 (0.0)

Marital status

 Partnered

30 (93.8)

49 (100)

3.140 (.076)

 Unpartnered

2 (6.3)

0 (0.0)

Employment status

 Employed (full time or part time)

17 (53.1)

31 (64.6)

4.988 (.289)

 Full time mother/home duties

4 (12.5)

10 (20.8)

 Student (either employed or unemployed)

3 (9.4)

1 (2.1)

 Unemployed

7 (21.9)

5 (10.4)

 Other

1 (3.1)

1 (2.1)

Pregnancy planning

 Planned to get pregnant around about now

15 (45.5)

27 (54.0)

3.209 (.360)

 Planned to get pregnant but not so soon

9 (27.3)

17 (34.0)

 Unintended

7 (21.2)

5 (10.0)

 Other

2 (6.1)

1 (2.0)

Parity

 Primip

15 (50.0)

21 (44.7)

.208 (.648)

 Multip

15 (50.0)

26 (55.3)

Delivery type

 Normal vaginal delivery

15 (71.4)

24 (63.2)

3.030 (.220)

 Caesarean section

3 (14.3)

12 (31.6)

 Vacuum extraction

3 (14.3)

2 (5.3)

Problems with delivery

 0 to 2

11 (47.8)

16 (39.0)

.468 (.494)

 3 or more

12 (52.2)

25 (61.0)