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Table 2 Social integration and SMI status of rural-to-urban migrants who used inpatient service

From: Association between rural-to-urban migrants’ social medical insurance, social integration and their medical return in China: a nationally representative cross-sectional data analysis

Variables

Rural-to-urban migrants hospitalised in

Total (n = 4018)

P value

Current Residence (n = 3098)

Hometown (n = 614)

Other places (n = 306)

Social integration

Employment

    

< 0.001

 Yes

1770(57.1)

396(64.5)

204(66.7)

2370(59.0)

 

 No

1328(42.9)

218(35.5)

102(33.3)

1648(41.0)

 

Household income per member (median, P25-P75)

1666.67 (1125.00–2500.00)

1666.67 (1200.00–2616.67)

1500.00 (1000.00–2500.00)

1666.67 (1125.00–2500.00)

 

Housing Occupancy

    

< 0.001

 Owned

809(26.1)

93(15.1)

119(38.9)

1021(25.4)

 

 Rented

2207(71.2)

499(81.3)

179(58.5)

2885(71.8)

 

 Temporary shelter

82(2.7)

22(3.6)

8(2.6)

112(2.8)

 

Permanent settlement intention

    

< 0.001

 Yes

2263(73.1)

365(59.4)

215(70.2)

2843(70.8)

 

 Still unknown

623(20.1)

183(29.8)

70(22.9)

876(21.8)

 

 No

212(6.8)

66(10.8)

21(6.9)

299(7.4)

 

Social medical insurance status

    

< 0.001

 None

335(10.8)

30(4.9)

33(10.8)

398(9.9)

 

 NRCMS

2069(66.8)

501(81.6)

206(67.3)

2776(69.1)

 

 NRCMS&URBMI/UEBMI

157(5.1)

25(4.1)

18(5.9)

200(5.0)

 

 URBMI/UEBMI

537(17.3)

58(9.4)

49(16.0)

644(16.0)

 

The reason for being hospitalised

    

< 0.001

 Disease

969(31.3)

230(37.5)

181(59.2)

1380(34.3)

 

 Injury

277(8.9)

30(4.9)

31(10.1)

338(8.4)

 

 Delivery

1704(55.0)

317(51.6)

68(22.2)

2089(52.0)

 

 Other reasons

148(4.8)

37(6.0)

26(8.5)

211(5.3)