Table 7.

The assessment of health education and health promotion activities (n = 122).

Variable		n	Assessment of health education and health promotion (%)					Have you ever been informed about cancer prevention at a primary care clinic in the commune? (%)
			Unsatisfactory	Satisfactory	Good	Very good	p	No	Yes	p
Total		122	41	21.3	19.7	3.3		64.8	20.5
Age	<25	9	33.3	11.1	22.2	11.1	0.882a	44.4	33.3	0.6297b
	25–44	39	43.6	25.6	15.4	0		74.4	17.9
	45–64	50	42	20	26	4	r = 0.015	60	22
	65 or older	24	37.5	20.8	12.5	4.2		66.7	16.7
Gender	F	88	43.2	15.9	22.7	3.4	0.8145b	59.1	25	0.0329d
	M	34	35.3	35.3	11.8	2.9		79.4	8.8
Education	Primary	21	23.8	19	28.6	9.5		57.1	14.3	0.232b
	Lower secondary	2	50	0	50	0	0.202a	0	50
	Vocational	32	40.6	31.3	6.3	3.1	r = −0.13	75	9.4
	Secondary	43	48.8	11.6	25.6	2.3		67.4	23.3
	Higher	24	41.7	29.2	16.7	0		58.3	33.3
Professional status	Employed	67	35.8	29.9	17.9	1.5	0.6357c	65.7	19.4	0.3574e
	Retired	46	47.8	10.9	19.6	4.3		31 67.4	21.7
	Unemployed	4	50	125	25	0		75	0
	Students	5	40	0	40	20		20	40
Occupation	Farmers	65	50.8	20	13.8	1.5	0.1056c	73.8	10.8	<0.0001e
	Other manual workers	20	30	25	5	10		80	5
	Office workers or other specialists	13	38.5	15.4	38.5	0		53.8	38.5
	Health professionals	8	12.5	25	50	0		12.5	87.5
	Teachers / educators	7	14.3	42.9	28.6	0		42.9	42.9
	Unemployed	9	44.4	11.1	33.3	11.1		44.4	22.2
Economic status	Bad	5	0	40	20	0		40	40	0.7379b
	Average	40	37.5	20	20	5	0.2588a	65	12.5
	Good	71	45.1	21.1	19.7	2.8	r = −0.11	66.2	22.5
	Very good	6	50	16.7	16.7	0		66.7	33.3
Attitude to screening	Does not attend	60	41.7	25	13.3	3.3	0.2069b	73.3	11.7	0.0043d
	Attends	53	37.7	17	28.3	3.8		52.8	34
Family history of cancer	No	45	40.5	26.2	21.4	0	0.7456b	61.9	21.4	0.8645d
	Yes	66	41.2	20.6	19.1	4.4		64.7	20.6

n, group size;

^aSpearman's rank correlation coefficient;

^bChi-squared test for trend;

^cKruskal-Wallis;

^dPearson's chi-squared test;

^eFisher's exact test.