Research Article
Online Medicine for Pregnant Women
Table 1
Sociodemographic and health characteristics of the study population (N = 120).
| Variable | Result |
| Age in years | | Mean ± SD | 27.4 ± 4.3 | Range | 18–38 | Family status N (%) | | Single | 5 (4) | Married | 115 (96) | Place of residence N (%) | | Beer-Sheva | 71 (59) | Nearby city | 20 (17) | Agricultural settlement | 11 (9) | Bedouin sector | 18 (15) | Country of birth N (%) | | Israel | 98 (82) | Former USSR | 12 (10) | Europe | 5 (4) | USA/Canada | 3 (3) | Africa/Asia | 2 (2) | Years of education | | Mean ± SD | 11.8 ± 0.7 | Range | 9–14 | Present work status N (%) | | Employed | 82 (68) | Student | 16 (13) | Unemployed | 22 (18) | Income | | Low | 63 (53) | Average | 43 (36) | High | 14 (12) | How would you rate your health condition? N (%) | | Excellent | 81 (68) | Very good | 25 (21) | Good | 4 (3) | Reasonable | 8 (7) | Poor | 2 (2) | Do you suffer from a chronic disease? N (%) | | Yes | 12 (10) | No | 108 (90) | Population sector? N (%) | | Jewish | 93 (78) | Bedouin | 27 (23) | Number of children | | Mean ± SD | 1.08 ± 1.31 | Range | 0–7 | Week of pregnancy | | Mean ± SD | 20.87 ± 8.05 | Range | 7–37 |
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