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Table 3.

Respondents' opinions regarding their trust in health care and the quality of GP-care.

	MUPS group			Diagnosis group			Non-MUPS group			p
(Very) little trust in health care providers	N	n	%	N	n	%	N	n	%
General practitioners	190	35	18.4	2242	303	13.5	7246	1033	14.3	p = .08^a; p = .13^b
Medical specialists	189	32	16.9	2200	260	11.8	7105	819	11.5	p = .05^a; p < .05^b
Hospitals	189	37	19.6	2201	357	16.2	7141	1222	17.1	p = .28^a; p = .43^b
Trust in health care^c		M	SD		M	SD		M	SD
Current health care	189	6.46	1.83	2227	6.62	1.73	7230	6.55	1.70	p = .22^a; p = .50^b
Future health care	186	6.10	2.09	2195	6.19	1.76	7160	6.18	1.74	p = .59^a; p = .61^b
Current medical possibilities	184	7.52	1.37	2217	7.68	1.26	7212	7.69	1.22	p = .09^a; p = .06^b
Quality of GP-care^d
Quote – Content	189	3.32	0.53	2215	3.44	0.45	7098	3.43	0.44	p < .01^a; p < .01^b
Quote – Organisation	187	3.15	0.47	2215	3.16	0.43	7056	3.14	0.43	p = .70^a; p = .87^b
Quote- Total	189	3.24	0.44	2222	3.32	0.39	7095	3.30	0.38	p < .05^a; p = .08^b

^at-test/chi-square MUPS versus Diagnosis group.^bt-test/chi-square MUPS versus non-MUPS group. ^cScores for trust in health care can range between 1–10. ^dScores for quality of GP-care can range between 1–4.