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. 2022 May 9;12(5):e056868. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2021-056868

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of survey respondents (n=7482)

Demographic characteristic Survey respondents
n (%)
Age (n=6744)
0–5 years 169 (2.51)
6–17 years 166 (2.46)
18–24 years 120 (1.78)
25–34 years 520 (7.71)
35–49 years 1412 (20.94)
50–64 years 2002 (29.69)
65–79 years 1921 (28.48)
80 years or older 434 (6.44)
Gender (n=6713)
Woman 4379 (65.23)
Man 2221 (33.09)
Other 60 (0.89)
Prefer not to answer 53 (0.79)
Education level (n=6588)
High school or less 1429 (21.69)
College/university 3198 (48.54)
Graduate/professional 1961 (29.77)
Trouble making ends meet (n=6556)
Yes 590 (9.00)
No 5201 (79.33)
Don’t know/prefer not to answer 765 (11.67)
Born in Canada (n=6656)
Yes 4728 (71.03)
No 1928 (28.97)
Arrive in last 10 years (n=1856)
Yes 326 (17.56)
No 1530 (82.44)
Preferred language (n=6678)
English 6576 (98.47)
Non-English 102 (1.53)
Self-rated health (n=6665)
Excellent 1002 (15.03)
Very good 2599 (38.99)
Good 2086 (31.30)
Fair/poor 978 (14.67)
Usual PCP (n=6545)
Staff physician 4842 (73.98)
Resident physician 1217 (18.59)
Nurse practitioner 173 (2.64)
Unsure 313 (4.78)

PCP, primary care provider.