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. 2016 Apr 27;16:126. doi: 10.1186/s12909-016-0649-6

Table 2.

Comparison of GP trainers and non-trainers according to their patients’ characteristics (year 2011)

GP trainers Non-trainer GPs p-value
(n = 623) (n = 4369)
n (%) n (%)
Age
 By single patientsa (yrs.) <10−4
   < 16 262989 (24.4) 1644622 (23.1)
  16–59 582955 (54.1) 3958953 (55.6)
  60–69 101271 (9.4) 679921 (9.5)
   ≥ 70 130194 (12.1) 837779 (11.8)
 By visitsb (yrs.) <10−4
   < 2 136014 (4.7) 767483 (4.1)
  2–6 149097 (5.2) 924461 (4.9)
   > 6 2598105 (90.1) 17213737 (91.0)
Medical fee exemption status
 For long-term conditionsa <10−4
  Yes 246005 (22.8) 1646616 (23.1)
  No 831404 (77.2) 5474659 (76.9)
 For low incomea <10−4
  Yes 63512 (5.9) 481078 (6.8)
  No 1013897 (94.1) 6640197 (93.2)

aData are presented as numbers of single patients consulted during the year (n = 1077409 for GP trainers and n = 7121275 for non-trainers)

bData are presented as numbers of visits during the year (n = 2883216 for GP trainers and n = 18905681 for non-trainers). These include repeated visits for a single patient