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Table 3 Demographic characteristics of individuals included in each phase for the positivity analyses

From: Do sexual health campaigns work? An outcome evaluation of a media campaign to increase chlamydia testing among young people aged 15–24 in England

Characteristic

 

Pre – no. tested

During – no. tested

Post – no. tested

  

(% positive)

(% positive)

(% positive)

Total tested

1417873

468009

284029

(6.65)

(4.72)

(5.22)

Sex

Male

458812

193775

104740

(5.60)

(3.68)

(4.32)

 

Female

954824

272873

178396

(7.16)

(5.47)

(5.75)

 

Sex unknown

4237

1361

893

(6.09)

(4.63)

(3.70)

Age-group

15-19 year

808334

272737

158652

(6.56)

(4.43)

(5.00)

 

20-24 years

609539

195272

125377

(6.78)

(5.14)

(5.49)

Socio-economic class

1 (most deprived)

403063

129909

87207

(7.89)

(5.59)

(5.90)

 

2

325252

108604

64290

(6.82)

(4.82)

(5.36)

 

3

253380

87668

50397

(6.09)

(4.42)

(4.92)

 

4

212359

71750

41427

(5.85)

(4.21)

(4.94)

 

5 (least deprived)

186474

63326

36255

(5.16)

(3.79)

(4.20)

 

unknown

37345

6752

4453

(7.56)

(4.80)

(4.11)

Ethnicity

White

905090

287450

175135

(6.94)

(5.06)

(5.58)

 

Black

66128

16785

12042

(8.25)

(6.61)

(7.51)

 

Asian

37882

14763

8778

(2.28)

(1.66)

(1.88)

 

Other

49532

14260

8934

(7.64)

(6.00)

(6.63)

 

unknown

359241

134751

79140

(5.95)

(3.98)

(4.29)

Sexual behaviour

High risk

552570

152441

93649

(8.81)

(6.87)

(7.16)

 

Low risk

330365

89744

50719

(4.66)

(3.28)

(4.00)

 

unknown

534938

225824

139661

  

(5.65)

(3.85)

(4.36)