Research Article
Role of Usual Healthcare Combined with Telemedicine in the Management of High-Risk Pregnancy in Hangzhou, China
Table 1
Characteristics of the study population.
| | Characteristics | Usual group (N = 93465) | Telemedicine group (N = 134884) |
| | Age (years), N (%) | | | | ≤18 | 230 (0.24) | 580 (0.43) | | 19–34 | 88921 (95.14) | 127467 (94.50) | | 35–39 | 2880 (3.08) | 3997 (2.96) | | ≥40 | 1434 (1.54) | 2840 (2.10) | | Highest education degree, N (%) | | | | Primary education | 4673 (5.00) | 5514 (4.09) | | Secondary education | 35517 (38.00) | 49877 (36.99) | | University degree | 53275 (57.00) | 79493 (58.93) | | Parities, N (%) | | | | Primipara | 48023 (51.38) | 71875 (53.29) | | Multipara | 45442 (48.62) | 63009 (46.71) | | Gravidity, N (%) | | | | 1 | 37753 (40.39) | 55884 (41.43) | | 2 | 28057 (30.02) | 50668 (37.56) | | ≥3 | 27655 (29.59) | 28332 (21.00) |
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Compared with the usual group, maternal ratio of ≤18 years old and ≥40 years old was significantly increased ( value <0.05). |
