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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of study participants across qualitative and quantitative study phases

From: Development and preliminary validation of a post-fistula repair reintegration instrument among Ugandan women

 

Qualitative Participants

Quantitative Participants

n = 33

n = 60

n

%

n

%

Current Age (median, IQR)

30 (24–37)

28 (21–36)

Age at Fistula (median, IQR)

22.5 (18–28)

22.5 (18–31)

Time Lived with Fistula

  < 1 Month

0

0.0

8

13.3

 1–3 Months

0

0.0

19

31.7

 3–12 Months

4

12.1

8

13.3

 1–2 Years

13

39.4

3

5.0

 3–5 Years

2

6.1

5

8.3

  > 5 Years

14

42.4

17

28.3

Infant Survival, Fistula-Related Delivery

10

30.3

17

28.3

District

 Kampala

3

9.1

10

16.7

 Luweero

4

12.1

3

5.0

 Mityana

1

3.0

5

8.3

 Mubende

5

15.2

6

10.0

 Mukono

2

6.1

4

6.7

 Wakiso

8

24.2

18

30.0

 Othera

10

30.3

14

23.3

Living Situation

 Aloneb

3

9.1

13

31.6

 Husbandb

25

75.8

24

40.0

 Adult childrenb

1

3.0

4

6.7

 Parentsb

0

0.0

8

13.3

 Otherb

4

13.2

11

18.4

Living Children (median, IQR)

2 (1–3)

1 (0–3)

Educational Attainment

 None

2

6.1

10

16.7

 Some Primary

19

57.6

24

40.0

 Completed Primary

4

12.1

17

28.3

 Any Secondary

8

24.2

9

15.0

Occupation

 None

11

33.3

35

58.3

 Vendor/Shopkeeper

4

12.1

5

8.3

 Farmer

11

33.3

15

25.0

 Other

7

21.3

5

8.3

Primary Source Financial Support

 Self

11

33.3

18

30.0

 Husband

21

63.6

21

35.0

 Other

1

3.0

21

35.0

Household Assets

 Piped Water

5

15.2

9

15.0

 Flush/pour flush toilet

2

6.1

4

6.7

 Electricity

10

30.3

26

43.3

 Radio

29

87.9

35

58.3

 Television

13

39.4

17

28.3

 Mobile phone

29

87.9

39

65.0

 Refrigerator

3

9.1

26

43.3

  1. a maximum 2 participants per each ‘other’ district; b with or without young children; iqr = interquartile range