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. 2020 Oct 13;10(10):e036533. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-036533

Table 4.

Comparison of respondent characteristics between the two randomised groups

Group A Group B
Respondents Non-respondents P value* Respondents Non-respondents P value*
Gender, female 55.9 (1135) 46.1 (1259) <0.001 59.7 (185) 49.8 (689) 0.002
Age group <0.001 <0.001
 16–19 years 2.4 (49) 7.3 (200) 2.3 (7) 6.4 (88)
 20–29 years 7.8 (158) 20.7 (566) 9.4 (29) 17.6 (243)
 30–49 years 23.8 (482) 39.5 (1080) 37.4 (116) 38.8 (537)
 50–66 years 34.2 (694) 21.2 (579) 31.6 (98) 26.0 (360)
 ≥67 years 31.8 (646) 11.2 (306) 19.4 (60) 11.3 (156)
Time on the list of the GP <0.001 0.739
 <1 year 9.4 (191) 10.5 (288) 8.4 (26) 9.6 (133)
 1–2 years 19.4 (392) 24.3 (664) 21.3 (66) 23.3 (322)
 3–4 years 14.5 (293) 15.3 (419) 16.1 (50) 13.7 (189)
 5–10 years 20.4 (414) 20.9 (570) 22.3 (69) 22.3 (309)
 ≥11 years 36.3 (735) 28.9 (790) 31.9 (99) 31.1 (431)
Number of consultations during past 24 months 10.8±11.3 7.6±10.7 <0.001 9.6±9.2 8.4±11.5 0.077
Number of diagnosis codes during past 24 months 13.8±13.5 11.3±14.1 <0.001 12.6±10.7 12.2±14.9 0.611
Number of unique diagnosis codes during past 24 months 4.7±3.2 4.1±3.1 <0.001 4.6±2.8 4.2±3.2 0.107

*Pearson χ2 tests for categorical variables and independent-samples t-tests for continuous variables. Data are n (%) or mean±SD values.

GP, general practitioner.