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Table 1 The distribution (%) of baseline maternal characteristic among three study groups

From: Missing paternal demographics: A novel indicator for identifying high risk population of adverse pregnancy outcomes

  

Partner information available (N = 129651)

Partner information partly missing (N = 3018)

Partner information totally missing (N = 19564)

Age*

<20 y

5.1

13.7

21.4

 

20 y-

75.9

72.2

69.4

 

35 y-

19.0

14.1

9.2

Race*

white

84.0

69.0

46.1

 

Black

12.1

26.3

51.3

 

Other

3.9

4.7

2.6

Marital status*

Married

82.6

39.0

4.1

 

Unmarried

17.4

61.0

95.9

Education*

<12 y

13.1

28.4

36.1

 

12 y

30.0

31.2

39.9

 

13–15 y

24.1

15.2

15.9

 

16 y

19.6

5.8

2.9

 

>16 y

13.2

19.4

5.2

Cigarette smoking*

Yes

8.1

14.9

19.1

 

No

70.5

55.8

69.5

 

Not available#

21.3

29.4

11.4

Prenatal care service*

Adequate

79.4

55.5

54.1

 

Mediate

17.8

37.0

34.6

 

Inadequate

2.7

7.5

11.3

Place of birth*

Native

84.5

72.7

88.1

 

Foreign

15.5

27.3

11.9

  1. *Compared group 2 and group 3 with group 1 with Chi-square test, p < 0.001
  2. # The state of California did not send data on smoking, and all births to residents in California were classified as not available.