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

Table 2.

Proportion of respondents who received care at their primary care practice who reported that they delayed seeking care because of the pandemic, by sociodemographic characteristic

Demographics Delayed Care
n (%)
P value
All 1509 (30.53)
Age
<18 years 61 (29.90) <0.01
18–34 years 158 (35.03)
35–64 years 704 (31.44)
65+ years 429 (26.85)
Gender
Woman 932 (31.65) <0.001
Man 376 (26.07)
Other 20 (42.55)
Prefer not to answer 18 (46.15)
Education
High school or less 238 (24.74) <0.001
College/university 637 (30.09)
Graduate/professional 443 (33.95)
Trouble making ends meet
Yes 188 (42.63) <0.001
No 928 (27.33)
Don’t know/prefer not to answer 196 (37.69)
Born in Canada
 Yes 966 (30.92) 0.07
 No 366 (28.09)
Arrive <10 years
Yes 66 (29.33) 0.79
No 289 (28.20)
Preferred language
English 1322 (30.20) 0.49
Non-English 24 (34.78)
Self-rated health
Excellent 153 (25.54) <0.001
Very good 475 (28.84)
Good 433 (30.20)
Fair/poor 275 (36.57)
Usual PCP
Staff physician 976 (30.13) 0.47
Resident physician 246 (29.85)
Nurse practitioner 45 (36.59)
Unsure 52 (29.21)

PCP, primary care provider.