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Table 5 Country differences and sociodemographic characteristics

From: Who wants to be involved in health care decisions? Comparing preferences for individual and collective involvement in England and Sweden

Response alternative

Independent variables

Dependent variables

Q1

Q2

Q3

Agree (1 + 2)

Age

.997 (.003)

1.015*** (.004)

1.007 (.004)

Female

.787* (.088)

1.294* (.156)

.905 (.106)

Low level of education

1.272 (.193)

.518** (.103)

.931 (.175)

High level of education

1.013 (.134)

.998 (.135)

.881 (.115)

England

.697** (.084)

.642** (.084)

.943 (.126)

Q1

NA

1.285** (.101)

1.018 (.079)

Q2

1.043 (.073)

NA

.684*** (.044)

Q3

1.199 (.081)

.830** (.057)

NA

Constant

3.314*** (.833)

.979 (.283)

1.674 (.490)

Disagree (4 + 5)

Age

1.004 (.004)

1.017*** (.004)

1.014*** (.004)

Female

.961 (.156)

1.144 (.147)

.964 (.116)

Low level of education

.842 (.164)

.773 (.148)

.674* (.128)

High level of education

.865 (.168)

.833 (.128)

1.217 (.166)

England

1.616 ** (.286)

1.884*** (.275)

.884 (.116)

Q1

NA

.889 (.083)

1.000 (.081)

Q2

1.051 (.106)

NA

.920 (.062)

Q3

.805* (.088)

1.132 (.082)

NA

Constant

.512 (.220)

.313*** (.095)

.499* (.149)

 

Number of observations

2782

2782

2782

 

Pseudo R2

.0173

.0479

.0184

  1. * = P < .05, ** = P < .01, *** = P < .001; robust standard errors presented within parenthesis