Table 3.

 Reporting of four types of discrimination across patient subgroups

	Discrimination related to
	Migration		Age or sex		Physical/sexual characteristics		Social/economicstatus
	% (n)	P‐value (χ2 test)	% (n)	P‐value (χ2 test)	% (n)	P‐value (χ2 test)	% (n)	P‐value (χ2 test)
Sex
Men	3.2 (21)	0.013	2.5 (16)	0.20	3.5 (23)	0.24	3.8 (25)	0.33
Women	6.0 (53)		3.6 (32)		4.8 (42)		2.9 (26)
Age (years)
18–24	8.9 (7)	0.011	15.2 (12)	0.001	7.6 (6)	0.043	5.1 (4)	0.24
25–44	7.0 (32)	Linear trend: <0.001	2.4 (11)	Linear trend: 0.048	6.1 (28)	Linear trend: 0.018	3.7 (17)	Linear trend: 0.07
45–64	4.5 (20)		1.6 (7)		3.0 (13)		4.3 (19)
65–84	2.7 (13)		3.0 (14)		3.0 (14)		1.9 (9)
≥85	2.4 (2)		4.8 (4)		4.8 (4)		2.4 (2)
Country of birth
Switzerland	1.0 (8)	<0.001	3.1 (24)	0.60	4.3 (33)	0.77	2.3 (18)	0.025
Other European	5.1 (25)		2.4 (12)		3.9 (19)		3.5 (17)
Non‐European	15.1 (36)		3.8 (9)		5.0 (12)		5.9 (14)
Highest education
Elementary	6.5 (26)	0.18	4.0 (16)	0.52	5.0 (20)	0.64	2.5 (10)	0.78
Vocational	3.2 (15)	Lineartrend: 0.37	2.8 (13)	Linear trend: 0.18	4.3 (20)	Linear trend: 0.12	3.4 (15)	Linear trend: 0.92
High school	4.1 (5)		2.4 (3)		4.1 (5)		4.1 (5)
Professional	3.4 (8)		3.4 (8)		3.0 (7)		2.1 (5)
University	4.9 (12)		1.6 (4)		2.9 (7)		2.9 (7)
Health status
Excellent	4.5 (5)	0.005	3.6 (4)	0.33	1.8 (2)	0.001	2.7 (3)	0.006
Very good	5.8 (15)	Linear trend: 0.13	2.3 (6)	Linear trend: 0.21	0.8 (2)	Linear trend: <0.001	2.3 (6)	Linear trend: 0.005
Good	3.0 (21)		2.4 (17)		3.0 (21)		2.0 (14)
Fair	4.8 (14)		3.5 (10)		6.9 (20)		5.2 (15)
Poor	10.4 (13)		5.6 (7)		14.4 (18)		7.2 (9)
Type of ward
Public	5.2 (72)	0.058	3.4 (48)	0.018	4.6 (64)	0.025	3.6 (50)	0.081
Private	1.5 (2)		0.0 (0)		0.7 (1)		0.7 (1)