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. 2019 Jun 10;19:162. doi: 10.1186/s12877-019-1176-1

Table 1.

Sociodemographic, lifestyles, and hypertension treatment among hypertensive adults and the percentage of patients reported using community-based BP monitoring service, China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study 2015

Variable Category Total BP monitoring χ2 P
Yes No
Sex 10.412 0.002**>
Male 42.78% 38.10% 45.00%
Female 57.22% 61.90% 55.00%
Age 1.557 0.537
45–59 30.62% 31.41% 30.24%
60–69 40.20% 41.07% 39.79%
70–102 29.18% 27.52% 29.97%
Education 30.300 < 0.001**
Uneducated 27.92% 33.06% 25.48%
Primary school 38.96% 40.96% 38.02%
Middle school 20.52% 16.44% 22.45%
High school and above 12.60% 9.54% 14.05%
Cohabitated 3.006 0.136
Yes 79.98% 77.95% 80.95%
No 20.01% 22.05% 19.05%
Household income 18.298 0.003**
Poor 22.91% 24.56% 22.13%
Near poor 24.88% 29.22% 22.82%
Middle income 26.85% 24.07% 28.17%
High income 25.36% 22.15% 26.87%
Urbanity 40.369 < 0.001**
Rural 52.78% 62.08% 48.39%
Urban 47.22% 37.92% 51.61%
Currently working 7.253 0.012
Yes 52.40% 56.34% 50.54%
No 47.60% 43.66% 49.46%
Insured 93.45% 95.43% 92.51% 7.502 0.018*
Alcohol intake 2.991 0.244
Never 68.44% 70.70% 67.37%
Occasionally 8.44% 8.19% 8.56%
Often 23.12% 21.11% 24.07%
Physical Activity 11.352 0.047
No exercise 20.42% 18.20% 21.47%
Light level 34.41% 36.81% 33.28%
Adequate level 11.09% 8.87% 12.14%
Plenty level 34.08% 36.13% 33.11%
Smoker 0.054 0.838
Yes 22.80% 23.09% 22.67%
No 77.20% 76.91% 77.33%
Treatment 54.228 < 0.001**
Yes 88.04% 95.05% 84.73%
No 11.96% 4.95% 15.27%

*P < 0.05, **P < 0.01