Table 2. Factors considered in analysis of hypertension control.
Factor | Source | Values |
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Hukou (Registered residence) | Questiona 1 | Hukou registration: urban, rural |
Gender | Question 2 | Male, female |
Age | Questions 3,4 | Continuous variable from 15 years old. |
Education | Question 5 | Education level: No education, primary school, junior high school, senior high school, technical school, middle technical school, senior technical school, university or higher |
Insurance | Question 6 | Health insurance coverage: urban employees’ health scheme, urban residents’ health scheme, new cooperative medical scheme, rural and urban residents’ health insurance, other health insurance |
Wellbeing | Question 7 | Self-assessed on a scale 0–100. |
Smoking | Questions 8,9 | None or quit, 1–10, 11–20, 21–30, and 30+ cigarettes per day |
Drinking | Question 10 | Yes or no |
Exercise | Question 11 | Once, 1–2, 3–5, and 6 times or over a week |
Management | Question 14 | Hypertension managed, not managed |
Compliance (medication) | Question 15 | Compliance with medication: complete compliance, partial compliance, non-compliance |
Control | Question 16 | Controlled, uncontrolled hypertension |
Income | S2 Table in S1 File b | Household annual disposable income: low, lower-middle, middle, upper-middle, upper, extreme upper |
Region | S1 Table in S1 File b | Districts and counties grouped into east, central and west regions |
District | S1 Table in S1 File | 17 urban districts, 17 rural counties |
Information Management Systems (IMS) | S5 and S6Tables in S1 File | IMS implementation: districts/counties without IMPS, partial IMS implementation, full IMS implementation, |
a BPHS questionnaire.
b Supplementary Information to this manuscript.