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Table 1 Demographic and entitlement characteristics of sample

From: How do people with multimorbidity prioritise healthcare when faced with tighter financial constraints? A national survey with a choice experiment component

 

Overall (n = 962)

% (n)

One condition (n = 338)

% (n)

Multimorbidity

Two conditions (n = 265)

% (n)

Three or more conditions (n = 359)

% (n)

Age (years)

    

40–49

22.8 (219)

31.6 (107)

18.9 (50)

17.3 (62)

50–59

32.3 (311)

32.8 (111)

38.1 (101)

27.6 (99)

60–69

29.8 (287)

26.0 (88)

30.2 (80)

33.1 (119)

70–79

11.8 (113)

8.3 (28)

11.3 (30)

15.3 (55)

80–89

2.5 (24)

1.2 (4)

1.1 (3)

4.7 (17)

90+

0.8 (8)

0.0 (0)

0.4 (1)

1.9 (7)

Sex

    

Female

54.8 (527)

48.5 (164)

56.2 (149)

59.6 (214)

Male

45.1 (434)

51.4 (174)

43.4 (115)

40.3 (145)

Other

0.1 (1)

0.0 (0)

0.4 (1)

0.0 (0)

Education

    

Primary/none

16.2 (156)

13.0 (44)

15.2 (40)

20.1 (72)

Secondary

36.7 (353)

36.1 (122)

37.5 (99)

36.8 (132)

Third/higher

47.0 (452)

50.9 (172)

47.3 (125)

43.2 (155)

Location

    

Urban (5000 + people)

53.1 (511)

58.6 (198)

50.2 (133)

50.1 (180)

Rural (< 5000 people)

46.9 (451)

41.4 (140)

49.8 (132)

49.9 (179)

Private Health Insurance

    

Yes

54.7 (526)

55.6 (188)

54.0 (143)

54.3 (195)

No

45.3 (436)

44.4 (150)

46.0 (122)

45.7 (164)

Healthcare Entitlements

    

Medical Card

42.3 (407)

34.3 (116)

41.9 (111)

50.1 (180)

GP Visit Card

10.8 (104)

8.6 (29)

10.2 (27)

13.4 (48)

Neither

46.9 (451)

57.1 (193)

47.9 (127)

36.5 (131)