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Table 1 Socio demographic characteristics of the injured

From: Prevalence and predictors of injuries in Kenya: findings from the national STEPs survey

Category

Injured (n (%))

Not Injured (n (%))

Total number

Sex

 Male

411 (60.3)

1775 (46.7)

2186 (49.8)

 Female

269 (39.4)

2029 (53.4)

2298 (51.2)

Age groups

 18–29

287 (42.2)

1775 (46.7)

2062 (46.0)

 30–39

162 (23.8)

883 (23.2)

1045 (23.3)

 40–49

123 (18.0)

572 (15.0)

695 (15.5)

 50–59

78 (11.4)

365 (9.6)

443 (9.9)

 60–69

30 (4.4)

209 (5.5)

239 (5.3)

Education level

 No formal education

56 (8.2)

507 (13.3)

563 (12.6)

 Primary incomplete

218 (32.0)

826 (21.7)

1044 (23.3)

 Primary complete

155 (22.7)

845 (22.2)

1000 (22.2)

 Secondary and above

252 (37.0)

1625 (42.7)

1877 (41.9)

Residence

 Rural

472 (69.2)

2304 (60.6)

2776 (61.9)

 Urban

207 (30.9)

1501 (39.5)

1708 (38.1)

Occupation

 Unemployed

91 (13.4)

403 (10.6)

494 (10.0)

 Employed

414 (61.0)

2289 (60.2)

2703 (60.3)

 Student

56 (8.2)

250 (6.6)

306 (6.8)

 Homemaker

118 (17.4)

863 (22.7)

981 (21.9)

Marital status

 Not married

155 (22.8)

884 (23.2)

1039 (23.2)

 Married

432 (63.6)

2506 (65.9)

2938 (65.5)

 Formerly married

93 (13.7)

414 (10.9)

507 (11.3)

Total

679 (15.2)

3805 (84.9)

4484 (100.0)