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Table 1 Sample characteristics and proportion of people with high trust in the health system in each subgroup, “Health in equal terms” survey, Northern Sweden 2014

From: Social factors associated with trust in the health system in northern Sweden: a cross-sectional study

 

2014 (N: 24 795)

n (%)

Trust%

total

24 795 (100)

68.5

Age

  

  16–25 yrs

2 348 (9.9)

63.7

  26–45 yrs

6 260 (26.4)

63.1

  46–65 yrs

7 331 (31.0)

68.9

  66–84 yrs

7 744 (32.7)

74.4

Sex

  Man

11 328 (46.3)

69.5

  Woman

13 145 (53.7)

67.6

Education

  high

4 137 (17.0)

75.0

  Medium

8 179 (33.6)

65.7

  low

12 051 (49.5)

68.0

Occupation

  White-collar

12 056 (49.8)

71.2

  Blue-collar

12 135 (50.2)

65.6

Income

  Quintile 5 (richest)

4 945 (20.0)

69.5

  Quintile 4

4 945 (20.0)

69.4

  Quintile 3

4 947 (20.0)

68.1

  Quintile 2

4 946 (20.0)

68.0

  Quintile 1

4 946 (20.0)

67.3

Economic stress

  No

21 965 (89.2)

70.1

  Yes

2 671 (10.8)

55.3

Birth place

  Sweden

23 198 (93.6)

69.0

  Outside Sweden

1 597 (6.4)

61.3

Municipality size

  > 50 000 inhibitants

6 004 (24.2)

72.4

  10 to 50 with hospital

4 797 (19.4)

68.9

  10 to 50 without hospital

4 260 (17.2)

68.2

  < 10 000 inhibitants

9 734 (39.3)

66.0

Civil status

  Married/cohabiting

17 483 (70.5)

69.2

  not-cohabiting

7 312 (29.5)

66.8

Horizontal trust

  No

4 895 (20.3)

50.6

  Yes

19 176 (79.7)

73.2

Social participation

  no activities

3 969 (16.0)

62.6

  1 to 4 activities/yr

15 482 (62.4)

68.0

  5 to 12 activities/yr

5 344 (21.6)

73.6

Instrumental support

  Cannot get help

1 087 (4.5)

50.3

  Can get help

23 073 (95.5)

69.5

Emotional support

  No

2 581 (10.8)

58.6

  Yes

21 527 (89.3)

69.8