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Table 1 Demographics of participants in the study, at baseline and follow-up

From: Assessing the feasibility, acceptability and impacts of an education program on hepatitis B testing uptake among ethnic Chinese in Australia: results of a randomised controlled pilot study

Variables

Baseline

(n = 54)

Completed follow up

(n = 33)

Sex, n (%)

 Female

38 (69%)

22 (67%)

Age group, years, n (%)

(n = 53)

(n = 33)

 18–29

25 (47%)

17 (52%)

 30–59

11 (21%)

5 (15%)

 60–90

17 (32%)

11 (33%)

Birthplace, n (%)

 Mainland China

29 (54%)

19 (58%)

 Malaysia

8 (15%)

5 (15%)

 Hong Kong

4 (7%)

1 (3%)

 Australia

4 (7%)

2 (6%)

 Others (including Singapore, Vietnam, Philippines, Taiwan, East-Timor, New Zealand)

9 (17%)

6 (18%)

Preferred language, n (%)

 Mandarin

28 (52%)

18 (55%)

 English

16 (30%)

10 (30%)

 Cantonese

10 (19%)

5 (15%)

Years been living in Australia, n (%)

(n = 53)

(n = 32)

 Less than 5 year

20 (38%)

13 (41%)

 5–10 years (incl. 5 years)

1 (2%)

1 (3%)

 10–20 years (incl. 10 years)

14 (26%)

8 (25%)

 20 years and over

18 (34%)

10 (31%)

Main health insurance

 Medicare

34 (63%)

20 (61%)

 Overseas Student Health Coverage

18 (33%)

12 (36%)

 Other private health insurance

2 (4%)

1 (2%)

Level of highest/current education

 Primary

6 (11%)

4 (12%)

 Secondary

4 (7%)

2 (6%)

 Tertiary

24 (44%)

13 (39%)

 Postgraduate

20 (37%)

14 (42%)