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. 2016 May 10;16:174. doi: 10.1186/s12913-016-1429-z

Table 2.

Characteristics of users and non-users of healthcare services with reference to the recent reported illness/injury

Status P-value*
Users Non-users
Characteristics N = 1349 N = 14,851
Sex
 Male 39.9 42.7 P = 0.000
 Female 60.1 57.3
Residence
 Urban 53.3 44.4 P = 0.026
 Rural 46.7 55.6
Age
 Children (≤18 years) 44.9 35.3 P = 0.314
 Adult 47.1 54.3
 Elderly (≥70 years) 8.1 10.3
Insurance status
 Active members 63.7 50.43 P = 0.000
 Previous members 15.1 17.9
 No card 4.0 5.1
 Never insured 17.2 26.6
% of adults (≥18 years) who ever attended school (n = 796) 65.1 73.0
Mean years of schooling (≥6 years) (in years) 7.1 7.1
Access to health (% of population who are more than 60 min from the nearest health facilities) P = 0.15
 Regional hospital 60.8 62.6
 District hospital 19.7 29.9
 Private/NGO hospital 32.0 33.7
 Public health centre 3.3 7.9
 Private clinic 23.4 28.7
 Mission/NGO clinic 29.4 28.7
 Private pharmacy 17.2 19.8
 License chemical store 2.3 1.7
Access to transport and administrative infrastructure (mean time in minutes)
 The nearest tarmac road 19.0 27.3 P = 0.67
 The nearest all-seasoned road 7.5 11.1
 Weekly market 25.3 28.8
 Daily market 15.5 21.3
 District capital 42.0 51.6
 The nearest place with daily bus /taxi services 9.5 10.0
Wealth quintile (economic resources)
 First 17.2 23.9 P = 0.141
 Second 21.9 17.1
 Middle 21.3 23.9
 Fourth 21.0 17.1
 Highest 18.5 18.0

Source: Household Survey, 2012

* Chi-square test