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. 2013 Nov 1;13:457. doi: 10.1186/1472-6963-13-457

Table 1.

General characteristics of home care (N = 128,237), long-term care/complex continuing care (N = 99,861) and mental health (N = 13,795) populations

  Home care 1 (N = 128,448) n (%) LTC/CCC 2 (N = 99,861) n (%) Mental health 3 (N = 13,812) n (%) Chi-square statistic (X 2 ) P value
Age
 
 
 
 
 
 Less than 65 years
19,459 (15.2)
10,965 (11.0)
10,411 (75.4)
 
 
 65 – 74 years
20,123 (15.7)
14,324 (14.3)
1,603 (11.6)
 
 
 75 – 84 years
46,809 (36.4)
36,070 (36.1)
1,373 (9.9)
31,107.10
<.0001
 Over 85 years
42,049 (32.7)
38,502 (38.6)
425 (3.1)
 
 
Gender
 
 
 
 
 
 Female
78,210 (60.9)
61,461 (61.6)
7,422 (53.7)
342.52
<.0001
Marital status
 
 
 
 
 
 Married4 52,460 (40.8) 35,015 (35.1) 4,229 (30.6) 989.00 <.0001

1Assessments from Ontario (99.9%), Yukon (0.1%), 2007–2011; missing age for 8 individuals (<0.01%); missing marital status for 1 individual (<0.01%).

2Assessments from British Columbia (0.1%), Ontario (99.8%) and Yukon (0.1%), 2005–2011; missing marital status for 35 individuals (0.13%).

3Assessments from Ontario facilities, 2005–2010; missing marital status for 573 individuals (4.2%).

4Includes only individuals identified as 'married’ as this was consistent across instruments.

Abbreviations: CCC Complex continuing care hospitals/units, LTC Long-term care homes.