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. 2020 Dec 6;10(2):020428. doi: 10.7189/jogh.10.020428

Table 2.

Characteristics of Indonesian districts in terms of service density and proximity

n (%) Median Interquartile range Minimum Maximum
(IQR)
Service density
GP: population ratio:*
Low
 165 (33.2)
 9.7
 3.95
 2.5
 13.0
Medium
 166 (33.4)
 17.8
 5.43
 13.1
 23.6
High
 166 (33.4)
 32.5
 16.05
 23.8
 113.8
Nurse: population ratio:†
Low
 165 (33.2)
 69.3
 30.80
 17.6
 97.6
Medium
 167 (33.6)
 138.2
 42.80
 98.8
 188.5
High
 165 (33.2)
 270.1
 121.80
 188.6
 758.7
PHC: population ratio:‡
Low
 164 (33.0)
 0.83
 0.28
 0.37
 1.15
Medium
 167 (33.6)
 1.58
 0.56
 1.16
 2.17
High
 166 (33.4)
 3.26
 1.79
 2.18
 21.34
Hospital beds: population ratio:§
Low
 165 (33.2)
 28.6
 41.85
 0.0
 53.4
Medium
 167 (33.6)
 75.5
 20.18
 53.6
 106.0
High
 165 (33.2)
 203.1
 170.35
 106.1
 1616.0
Service proximity
Travel time to primary care facility‖:
Short
 165 (33.2)
 12.77
 2.98
 2.00
 14.94
Medium
 166 (33.4)
 17.51
 2.78
 14.95
 21.01
Long
 166 (33.4)
 25.78
 12.69
 21.03
 302.03
Travel time to hospital:‖
Short
 165 (33.2)
 25.38
 11.51
 5.00
 35.37
Medium
 166 (33.4)
 43.70
 9.69
 35.58
 55.62
Long
 166 (33.4)
 80.79
 53.12
 55.73
 490.91
Travel costs to primary care facility:¶
Low
 165 (33.2)
 2.47
 0.86
 0.00
 3.22
Medium
 166 (33.4)
 3.90
 0.91
 3.23
 5.11
High
 166 (33.4)
 6.99
 4.16
 5.14
 57.44
Travel costs to hospital¶:
Low
 165 (33.2)
 5.52
 2.50
 1.62
 7.99
Medium
 166 (33.4)
 11.12
 4.60
 8.01
 16.87
High 166 (33.4) 41.14 51.39 17.10 3277.37

*General practitioners (GP) per 40 000 district residents.

†Nurses per 100 000 residents.

‡Public primary health care centres (PHC) per 30 000 residents.

§Beds per 100 000 residents.

‖In minutes.

¶In thousands of Indonesian rupiahs (IDR)