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Table 2 Characteristics of the intervention cohort (N = 2051) and the control cohort (N = 1788) at inclusion n = number of participants included in analysis

From: The impact of a minimal smoking cessation intervention for pregnant women and their partners on perinatal smoking behaviour in primary health care: A real-life controlled study

  

Intervention cohort

Control cohort

 
  

n

%

95% CI

n

%

95% CI

p-value

Single mother*

 

1072

1.9

1.1–2.7

994

3.8

2.6–5.0

0.01

Primiparous

 

2051

56.6

54.5–58.7

1785

48.6

46.3–50.9

<0.001

  

n

mean

SD

n

mean

SD

 

Maternal age (years)

 

2044

28.6

4.6

1766

28.8

4.7

0.14

Maternal education (years)

 

283

16.1

2.2

514

15.8

2.3

0.05

Paternal education

 

289

15.4

2.7

523

15.2

2.9

0.34

No. of cig. a day among smokers at the beginning of pregnancy

Mother

462

8.6

7.9

475

8.0

6.1

0.19

 

Father

438

9.8

8.3

413

9.6

6.7

0.68

No. of cig. a day among smokers at inclusion

Mother

140

5.3

7.4

184

4.9

4.0

0.57

 

Father

355

8.8

8.6

356

8.2

6.4

0.27

  1. *Data from questionnaire 6 weeks postnatal
  2. Data available for 797 women and 812 men