The utilization of antenatal care among rural-to-urban migrant women in Shanghai:a hospital-based cross-sectional study

Table 2 General Information of study subjects (n=767)

		No.	%
Demographic information
Age (years)*		26±5
Duration of stay in Shanghai (years) **		4 (2–7)
Husband’s residency status	Shanghai	74	9.6
Husband’s residency status	Other	693	90.4
Socioeconomic information
Women’s years of education	More than 10 years	239	31.4
	7-10 years	422	55.4
	Less than 7 years	93	12.2
	Illiterate	8	1.0
Employment status	Before & during pregnancy	119	15.5
	Before pregnancy only	384	50.1
	Unemployed throughout	264	34.4
Health insurance status	Rural cooperation insurance	370	49.8
	Other ^a	86	12.6
	None	287	38.6
Husband’s years of education	More than 10 years	283	39.1
	7-10 years	402	55.6
	Less than 7 years	36	5.0
	Illiterate	2	0.3
Household income (CNY)**	Low	269	5000(3333–6250)
	Middle	219	10000(9000–12000)
	High	243	22500(18000–33333)
Pregnancy and delivery history
First pregnancy		274	35.7
Previously pregnant but did not deliver		147	19.2
Previously delivered		346	45.1
Yes		730	95.9
No		31	4.1
^aPersonal opinion of antenatal care
Necessary		705	92.4
Unnecessary		58	7.6

* Mean±Std.
** Median (25% - 75%).
^a Including Shanghai urban resident basic medical insurance, Shanghai rural cooperative medical scheme, and commercial health insurance.

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