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Table 1 Caregiver demographic characteristics and infant demographic/clinical characteristics

From: Content validation of a caregiver diary to monitor severity and recovery of pediatric patients with respiratory syncytial virus infection

Caregiver demographic characteristic (n=21)

 

Infant demographic/clinical characteristic (n=21)

 

Age

 

Age

 

Mean years (Min, Max)

36.5 (20, 75)

Mean months (Min, Max)

6.6 (2.5, 18)

Gender, % (n)

 

Gender, % (n)

 

Male

23.8 (5)

Male

61.9 (13)

Female

76.2 (16)

Female

38.1 (8)

Race, % (n)

 

Time since hospital discharge (at time of recruitment), % (n)

 

White

42.9 (9)

Two months or less

42.9 (9)

Black/African American

47.6 (10)

More than two months

9.5 (2)

Multi-racial/other

9.5 (2)

Not hospitalised

47.6 (10)

Relationship to child, % (n)

 

Length of hospital stay, % (n)

 

Mother

61.9 (13)

1–3 nights

42.9 (9)

Father

19.1 (4)

4–7 nights

4.8 (1)

Grandmother

14.3 (3)

 > 7 nights

4.8 (1)

Grandfather

4.8 (1)

Not hospitalised

47.6 (10)

Highest level of education, % (n)

 

Level of hospital care during RSV infection, % (n)

 

High school diploma or GED

19.1 (4)

Emergency room/outpatient

47.6 (10)

Some years of college

38.0 (8)

Inpatient—intensive care

14.3 (3)

University/College degree or higher

42.8 (9)

Inpatient—ward floor

38.1 (8)

  

Clinician rated severity of RSV, % (n)

 
  

Mild

23.8 (5)

  

Moderate

47.6 (10)

  

Severe

23.8 (5)

  

Very severe

4.8 (1)