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HCW Education on Alcohol Use, Mother's Self-Report During Pregnancy, Mississippi PRAMS, 2021 – Image Long Description

Overview

This image is a simple two-bar vertical chart comparing the percentage of health care workers by education level. The chart has a black background with white horizontal gridlines and two colored bars representing separate education categories. A legend appears below the chart identifying each bar by color.

The blue bar represents individuals with a college degree or higher, while the orange bar represents individuals with less than a college degree. The blue bar is visibly taller than the orange bar, indicating that a larger share of health care workers have a college degree or higher.

Values

• College degree or higher (blue bar): 54%
• Less than college degree (orange bar): 26%

The difference between the two categories is 28 percentage points, showing that health care workers with a college degree or higher make up a substantially larger proportion than those with less than a college degree.

Presentation

• The chart is a vertical bar graph with two bars positioned side by side near the center of the image.
• The background is black.
• Horizontal white gridlines span the width of the chart to provide scale reference.
• The left bar is dark blue and rises to represent 54%.
• The right bar is orange and rises to represent 26%.
• A legend is centered beneath the chart:
  • Blue square: College degree or higher
  • Orange square: Less than college degree
• White percentage labels appear on or near the bars, indicating the values of 54% and 26%.

The chart shows that a majority of health care workers have a college degree or higher (54%), while a smaller proportion have less than a college degree (26%).

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