From: Understanding delayed access to antenatal care: a qualitative interview study
Age at interview | |
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Mean age (range) | 26 (15–37) |
Marital status | |
Married | 10 (37%) |
Cohabiting | 7 (26%) |
Single | 10 (37%) |
Ethnic origin | |
White | 21 (77.8%) |
Mixed White/Caribbean | 1 (3.7%) |
Pakistani | 1 (3.7%) |
White European (Dagestani) | 1 (3.7%) |
Black African (Eritrean) | 1 (3.7%) |
Other (Mexican, Saudi) | 2 (7.4%) |
Parity (2 women had previous children removed and placed for adoption) | |
0 | 14 (52%) |
1 | 7 (26%) |
2 | 2 (7%) |
3 or more | 4 (15%) |
Educational level (3 women had learning disabilities) | |
Up to 16 years (secondary school) | 13 (48%) |
Further education | 7 (26%) |
Higher/university education | 5 (19%) |
Unknown | 2 (7%) |
Occupation 1 | |
None | 3 (11%) |
Student | 7 (26%) |
Housewife | 6 (22%) |
Elementary occupations | 1 (4%) |
Personal service occupations | 5 (18%) |
Sales and customer service | 2 (8%) |
Professional occupations/managers | 3 (11%) |
Deprivation ranking of home address (2010) 2 | |
Living in lowest 5% of English neighbourhoods | 9 (33%) |
Living in lowest 20% of English neighbourhoods | 15 (56%) |
Living in lowest 50% of English neighbourhoods | 20 (74%) |