Skip to main content
. 2019 Sep 23;9(9):e029103. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-029103

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics

Pre-intervention (19 235) Post-intervention (19 265)
N (Pct.) N (Pct.)
Patients younger than 75 10 404 (54.1) 10 368 (53.8)
Patients 75 or older 8831 (45.9) 8897 (46.2)
Male 8699 (45.2) 8698 (45.2)
Female 10 536 (54.8) 10 567 (54.8)
Least deprived, quintile 1 5294 (27.5) 5340 (27.7)
Deprivation quintile 2 4395 (22.9) 4421 (23.0)
Deprivation quintile 3 4266 (22.6) 4238 (22.0)
Deprivation quintile 4 3195 (16.6) 3194 (16.6)
Most deprived, quintile 5 2084 (10.8) 2071 (10.7)
2–5 GP consultations (2-5), quintile 1 5333 (27.7) 5130 (26.6)
6–9 GP consultations, quintile 2 4697 (24.4) 4468 (23.2)
10–15 GP consultations, quintile 3 4545 (23.6) 4518 (23.5)
16 or more GP consultations (16+), quintile 4 4660 (24.2) 5149 (26.7)
Less than 9 GPs in practice pre-intervention (post:<8), quintile 1 2977 (15.5) 2764 (14.4)
9–14 GPs in practice pre-intervention (post: 8–13), quintile 2 4715 (24.5) 4555 (23.6)
15–21 GPs in practice pre-intervention (post: 14–22), quintile 3 5032 (26.2) 5996 (31.1)
More than 21 GPs in practice pre-intervention (post >22), quintile 4 6511 (33.9) 5950 (30.9)
Urban conurbation 6145 (32.0) 6180 (32.1)
Cities and towns 10 207 (53.1) 10 290 (53.4)
Rural 2883 (15.0) 2795 (14.5)
No emergency hospital admission 16 269 (84.6) 15 520 (80.6))
One emergency hospital admission 2070 (10.8) 2368 (12.3)
Two emergency hospital admissions 557 (2.9) 750 (3.9)
More than two emergency hospital admissions 339 (1.7) 627 (3.2)

GP, general practitioner.