|
All levels safe?
2
| |
Standard program
|
Enhanced program
|
Total sample
|
|---|
| |
Follow up (N = 322)
|
Follow up (N = 350)
|
Follow up (N = 672)
3
|
|---|
| |
Yes
|
No
|
Total
|
Yes
|
No
|
Total
|
Yes
|
No
|
Total
|
|---|
|
Baseline
|
Yes
|
226 (78.47%)
|
62 (21.53%)
|
288 (100%)
|
269 (83.02%)
|
55 (16.97%)
|
324 (100%)
|
495 (80.88%)
|
117 (19.12%)
|
612 (100%)
|
|
No
|
9 (26.47%)
|
25 (73.53%)
|
34 (100%)
|
5 (19.23%)
|
21 (80.77%)
|
26 (100%)
|
14 (20.33%)
|
46 (76.67%)
|
60 (100%)
|
|
Total
|
235 (72.98%)
|
87 (27.02%)
|
322 (100%)
|
274 (78.28%)
|
76 (21.71%)
|
350 (100%)
|
509 (75.74%)
|
163 (24.26%)
|
672 (100%)
|
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1Paired t-test for changes from baseline to follow-up between Standard versus Enhanced: t = 0.68 (p = 0.50).
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2All Levels Safe was defined as working long life battery operated or hard-wired alarms on all levels of the home.
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3Smoke alarm status at follow up was unavailable for 51 households in the standard and 31 households in the enhanced area.
