Women’s Attitudes towards the Option to Choose between Karyotyping and Rapid Targeted Testing during Pregnancy

Table 1

Personal characteristics of the 825 respondents.

	Number	%
Highest educational level (𝑁=824)
Lower vocational, lower secondary school	17	2.1
Intermediate and higher vocational,; higher secondary school	348	42.2
College/university	459	55.7
Respondents per hospital (𝑁=825)
A	292	35.4
B	187	22.7
C	94	11.4
D	96	11.6
E	156	18.9
Test of choice (𝑁=822) per hospital
Karyotyping (overall)	433	52.7
A	184	63.0
B	112	59.9
C	37	39.4
D	50	52.1
E	50	32.7
Rapid targeted test (overall)	333	40.5
A	91	31.2
B	60	32.1
C	50	53.2
D	40	41.7
E	92	60.1
Both (overall)	10	1.2
Unknown (overall)	46	5.6