A range of socio-demographic data were collected but only data on age, gender, birth of origin (i.e., Swedish or not Swedish) and urban status are reported.
Prevalence rates increased with increasing age and prevalence of SAD differed significantly due to ethnicity with higher rates in those with Swedish birth of origin.
See Table 1 for all data.> -wrap-foot> * p < .05 ** p < .01 *** p < .001 Elevated PTSS, i.e., above clinical cut-off on the PTS-scale of the TSCC, was found in 14.8 % (883) and significantly higher rates were seen in females compared to males subjects with non-Swedish birth of origin compared to those with Swedish origin and among those in age 19 20 years compared to the younger adolescents.
Guardian Australia revealed in February that the names, dates of birth, countries of origin, arrival date and location of every asylum seeker in a mainland detention facility was accidentally published on the Immigration Department's website.
Participants self-reported sex, date of birth, country of origin, marital status, educational attainment, monthly income, and health insurance status.
All participants were given a structured questionnaire to obtain information related to sociodemographic, medical and behavioral factors including date of birth, country of origin, education, job situation, level of income, family income, marital status, number of children, care-giver to dependents, type of gynecological care and history of cervical-uterine disease.
Variables extracted from the chart included: date of birth, country of origin, date of initial HIV diagnosis, likely HIV exposure category likely date of infection according to recall, earliest available CD4 count, viral load, and history of previous anti-retroviral drug (ART) exposure.
We analyzed 5-min Apgar scores and their relation to a number of maternal biological and socio-economic factors: body mass index (BMI), age, previous live births, country of origin, occupation, whether the mother was a single parent or not, whether the mother worked during pregnancy or not, and number of cigarettes smoked per day (if any).
Using a logistic regression model we analyzed the incidence of low (0 6) 5-min Apgar scores in relation to these maternal factors: body mass index (BMI), age, previous live births, country of origin, occupation, single mother status, working during pregnancy, and smoking.
Variables to be collected include gender, date of birth, origin of the request and reference hospital, priority of the procedure, type of clinician requesting the procedure, date and indication of request, abdominal examination performed, anal inspection examination performed, date of last colonoscopy if applicable, diagnosis and date of diagnosis.
In the Australian context, individuals from a CALD background identify as having specific cultural or linguistic affiliation by virtue of their place of birth, ancestry, ethnic origin, religion, preferred language, or language spoken at home, or because of their parents' identification on a similar basis.
