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Table 1 Characteristics of severely injured occupational injuries, by farm status. Percentages are reported as an average across the 10 imputed sets

From: Time to definitive care among severely injured farmers compared to other work-related injuries in a Midwestern state

 

Farm Work-Related Injury (n = 158)a

Non-Farm Work-Related Injury (n = 590)a

 

%

%

p

Age

  

< 0.0001

 16–24

6.3

10.1

 

 25–44

20.4

34.8

 

 45–64

41.2

46.6

 

  > =65

32.1

8.5

 

Sex

  

0.3078

 Male

94.6

92.0

 

 Female

5.4

8

 

Primary Payer

  

< 0.0001

 Insurance

21.7

9.0

 

 Medicaid/Medicare

12.7

3.8

 

 Worker’s Comp

16.4

47.6

 

 Other/Unknown

49.2

39.7

 

Time

  

0.4286

 Night (6:00 pm – 5:59 am)

10.0

14.2

 

 Day (6:00 am - 5:59 pm)

90.0

85.8

 

Weekend

  

0.1328

 Yes

19.9

14.6

 

 No

80.1

85.4

 

Rurality

  

< 0.0001

 Urban

22.9

56.7

 

 Large Town

11.7

12.7

 

 Small Town

21.6

15.9

 

 Isolated Rural (non-town)

43.7

14.6

 

Injury Type

  

0.7133

 Blunt

95.1

94.8

 

 Penetrating

0.6

1.4

 

 urn

4.3

3.8

 

Nature of Injury

 Pelvic Fracture

18.9

10.6

0.0073

 Amputation

0.7

0.5

0.7905b

 Long Bone Fracture

7.5

21.3

< 0.0001

 Spinal Injury

38.9

34.7

0.3798

 Crush Injury

3.4

2.4

0.5150

 Brain/Skull Injury

49.4

57.9

0.0769

 Chest Injury

7.4

7.5

0.8079

EMS Use

  

0.1315

 User

79.0

86.0

 

 Non-user

21.0

14.0

 
  1. aReported as an average. Numbers for individual imputed sets vary
  2. bEstimated from Chi-Square test despite cell counts < 5