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. 2022 Jul 21;20:35. doi: 10.1186/s12962-022-00368-x

Table 5.

Sensitivity analysis of the models in Table 3

Variable M/N (P25, P75)/% Total medical expenses (reference = low) Actual medical insurance payment level (reference = high) The group with high out-of-pocket expenses
Middle High Low Middle
P AOR (95% CI) P AOR (95% CI) P AOR (95% CI) P AOR (95% CI) P AOR (95% CI)
Length of stay 5 (2, 10) < 0.001 1.247* (1.228, 1.268) < 0.001 1.593* (1.564, 1.622) < 0.001 0.997* (0.992, 1.002) < 0.001 1.010* (1.006, 1.015) < 0.001 1.113* (1.106, 1.119)
Age
 < 60 6761 54.3 < 0.001 1.596* (1.445, 1.764) < 0.001 2.278* (2.002, 2.592) 0.274 1.742 (1.572, 1.931) < 0.001 1.684* (1.528, 1.856) 0.217 0.913 (0.791, 1.055)
 ≥ 60 (reference) 5696 45.7
Insurance type
 Urban and rural residents 4696 37.7 0.003 0.866* (0.787, 0.953) < 0.001 0.627* (0.554, 0.709) < 0.001 3.707* (3.341, 4.113) < 0.001 1.735* (1.567, 1.922) < 0.001 1.392* (1.214, 1.595)
 Urban workers (reference) 7761 62.3
Distance from the insured region
 Short 7960 63.9 0.664 1.027 (0.916, 1.152) < 0.001 1.517* (1.305, 1.763) < 0.001 5.971* (5.270, 6.766) < 0.001 3.346* (2.997, 3.735) 0.003 2.574* (2.132, 3.108)
 Middle 1474 11.8 < 0.001 0.603* (0.515, 0.705) < 0.001 0.554* (0.441, 0.697) 0.016 0.857 (0.710, 1.033) 0.010 1.210 (1.047, 1.400) < 0.001 0.576* (0.403, 0.824)
 Long (reference) 3023 24.3

This table contained the results of three models after adding the length of stay variable and “*” indicated significant at the 0.01 level