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. 2021 Dec 24;2021:5245041. doi: 10.1155/2021/5245041

Table 2.

Differentiated perceived values from patients' varied characteristics.

Patient background features Differentiation of characteristics Relationships with characteristics Degree of perceived value (high or low) and patients' features
Emotional value Functional value Emotional value Functional value Emotional value Functional value
Outpatients/inpatients Sig Sig + + High for inpatients
Low for outpatients
High for inpatients
Low for outpatients
Illness condition Sig Sig - - Negative relationship with illness condition Negative relationship with illness condition
Gender Sig Sig + - High for men
Low for women
High for men
Low for women
Age Sig Sig + + Positive relationship with age Positive relationship with age
Educational level Sig Sig - - Negative relationship with education degree Negative relationship with education degree
Monthly income Sig None - None Negative relationship with income None

The relationship is as follows: +: relatively high; -: relatively low; ++: significantly high; --: significantly low; 0: no difference (P > 0.05).