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. 2015 Mar 24;5(3):e006172. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2014-006172

Table 3.

Predicted percentages* of positive patient experience by long-term condition

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The responses in this table for each condition are restricted to people with a single long-term condition, allowing comparisons in experience between conditions; as a benchmark, findings from all included responses are given at the top, and all responses from people with long-term conditions at the bottom of the table. Colour code from dark blue (higher predicted percentage of patients with a positive patient experience) to white (lower predicted percentage), by question, and conditions sorted by the percentage endorsing a positive experience to the ‘Overall experience’ question.

*These percentages are predicted from multivariable logistic regression models to give the percentage of responders expected to report a positive experience should they have the same age, gender, ethnicity and socioeconomic composition as all included survey responders (this percentage is also known as recycled predictions); full results from these models available in online supplementary appendix table S1.

†Validation available on request from the study authors, estimation based on all survey responders.