Highest 0.000 education level High school or 100 (64.1) 112 401 less (61.6) Trade 27 (17.3) 53 988 certificate or (29.6) diploma Bachelor 29 (18.6) 16 177 (8.9) degree or higher Socioeconomic 0.493 statusb quintile 9 (5.8) 11 046 (6.2) (Highest) Fourth 24 (15.4) 26 353 (14.8) Third 38 (24.4) 45 940 (25.8) Second 61 (39.1) 56 588 (31.8) First quintile 24 (15.4) 38 174 (Lowest) (21.4) Remotenessc 0.270 Major city 10 (6.4) 21 075 (11.6) Inner regional 59 (37.8) 60 665 (33.3) regional 67 (42.9) 74 335 (40.9) Remote/very 20 (12.8) 25 852 remote (14.2) a. Using the ABS 2011 Census data for ANZSIC codes A01 b. From Socio-Economic Index for Areas Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage (SEIFA IRSD) c. From Australian Standard Geographical Classification Accessibility/Remoteness Index of Australia (ARIA+) d. p-value for difference between the study and Australian population for each demographic characteristic
Highest education level 0.000 High school or less 100 (64.1) 112 401 (61.6) Trade certificate or diploma 27 (17.3) 53 988 (29.6) Bachelor degree or higher 29 (18.6) 16 177 (8.9) Socioeconomic statusb 0.493 quintile (Highest) 9 (5.8) 11 046 (6.2) Fourth 24 (15.4) 26 353 (14.8) Third 38 (24.4) 45 940 (25.8) Second 61 (39.1) 56 588 (31.8) First quintile (Lowest) 24 (15.4) 38 174 (21.4) Remotenessc 0.270 Major city 10 (6.4) 21 075 (11.6) Inner regional 59 (37.8) 60 665 (33.3) regional 67 (42.9) 74 335 (40.9) Remote/very remote 20 (12.8) 25 852 (14.2) a. Using the ABS 2011 Census data for ANZSIC codes A01 b. From Socio-Economic Index for Areas Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage (SEIFA IRSD) c. From Australian Standard Geographical Classification Accessibility/Remoteness Index of Australia (ARIA+) d. p-value for difference between the study and Australian population for each demographic characteristic
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