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. 2013 Aug 27;63(614):e620–e626. doi: 10.3399/bjgp13X671605

Table 2.

Perceived acceptability of implementation of touchscreen survey according to patient characteristics.

Characteristic Data can go on file Willing to complete surveys on each future visit


Yes, n (%) Unsure, n (%) Yes, n (%) Unsure, n (%)
Total 456 (77) 48 (8) 359 (60) 98 (17)

Age, years
  18–39 111 (67) 17 (10) 102 (62) 27 (16)
  40–59 144 (73) 21 (11) 121 (62) 37 (19)
  ≥60 201 (86)a 10 (4.3) 136 (58) 34 (15)

Sex
  Male 163 (75) 20 (9.3) 122 (56) 40 (19)
  Female 293 (77) 28 (7.4) 237 (63) 58 (15)

Education
  Year 10 or below 95 (83) 3 (2.6) 72 (63) 13 (11)
  HSC 86 (77) 9 (8.1) 71 (64) 19 (17)
  Trade qualification 74 (81) 6 (6.6) 55 (60) 14 (15)
  University 188 (72) 30 (11) 151 (58) 50 (19)
  Other 13 (72) 0 10 (59) 2 (12)

Healthcare card
  Yes 98 (76) 9 (7.0) 74 (58) 19 (15)
  No 358 (77) 39 (8.4) 285 (61) 79 (17)

Private health insurance
  Yes 323 (77) 37 (8.8) 249 (59) 73 (17)
  No 133 (75) 11 (6.2) 110 (63) 25 (14)

Reasons for visit
  New problem 110 (85) 6 (4.7) 87 (68) 22 (17)
  Other 346 (74) 42 (9.0)b 272 (58) 76 (16)c
a

P<0.005 for comparison of ‘yes’ versus ‘no’ versus ‘unsure’. The ‘No’ response data is not presented here but can be imputed.

b

P = 0.029.

c

P = 0.038. HSC = Higher School Certificate.