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Table 1 Distribution of socio-demographic variables

From: Can socio-economic differences explain low expectation of health services among HIV patients compared to non-HIV counterparts?

 

Total sample

HIV patients

Non-HIV patients

p*

(n = 1395)

(n = 696)

(n = 699)

n

%

n

%

n

%

Age

 

<=40

803

57.6

422

60.6

381

54.5

0.048

 

41-60

502

36.0

236

33.9

266

38.1

 
 

> = 61

90

6.5

38

5.5

52

7.4

 

Gender

 

Female

549

39.4

270

38.8

279

39.9

0.709

 

Male

846

60.6

426

61.2

420

60.1

 

Ethnic group

 

Han

1094

78.4

504

72.4

590

84.4

<0.001

 

Other

301

21.6

192

27.6

109

15.6

 

Religious affiliation

       
 

No

1149

82.4

522

75.0

627

89.7

<0.001

 

Yes

246

17.6

174

25.0

72

10.3

 

Place of residence

 

Rural

758

54.3

490

70.4

268

38.3

<0.001

 

Urban

637

45.7

206

29.6

431

61.7

 

Marriage

 

Single

282

20.2

159

22.8

123

17.6

<0.001

 

Married/Cohabiting

935

67.0

383

55.0

552

79.0

 
 

Separated/Divorced/Widowed

178

12.8

154

22.1

24

3.4

 

Family size

 

1

58

4.2

52

7.5

6

0.9

<0.001

 

2–4

1030

73.8

535

76.9

495

70.8

 
 

> = 5

307

22

109

15.7

198

28.3

 

Education

 

<=Primary school

306

21.9

144

20.7

162

23.2

<0.001

 

Junior high school

668

47.9

296

42.5

371

53.3

 
 

Senior high school

311

22.3

158

22.7

152

21.8

 
 

> = University

110

7.9

98

14.1

11

1.6

 

Occupation

 

Government-employed

129

9.2

62

8.9

67

9.6

<0.001

 

Enterprise-employed

499

35.8

256

36.8

243

34.8

 
 

Self-employed

213

15.3

176

25.3

37

5.3

 
 

Unemployed

554

39.7

202

29.0

352

50.4

 

Household income (Yuan)

 

<800

244

17.5

163

23.4

81

11.6

<0.001

 

801–2000

322

23.1

177

25.4

145

20.8

 
 

2001–5000

417

29.9

184

26.4

233

33.3

 
 

5001–8000

239

17.1

88

12.6

151

21.6

 
 

> = 8001

173

12.4

84

12.1

89

12.7

 
  1. *: All p values in the column were from Chi-squared tests