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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of the study population (n=860) according to the degree of confidence in the NHS, in %

From: British residents’ views about general practice care in France – a telephone survey

 

Very confident, somewhat confident

Not very or not at all confident

P value

All study population

 

n=626

n=234

  

Age:

    

  - 1st quartile

55

54

 

55

  - Median

63

62

 

63

  - 3rd quartile

69

68

 

69

Mean age in years (SD)

60.4 (11.4)

61.6 (11.2)

0.10

61.2 (11.2)

Gender:

    

  - male

49.2

44.0

 

47.8

  - female

50.8

56.0

0.18

52.2

Marital status:

    

  - married or living as married

80.2

85.9

 

81.7

  - single (never been married, divorced or separated)

13.3

9.8

 

12.4

  - widowed

6.5

4.3

0.15

5.9

Age when you left full-time education:

    

  - 16 years or less

32.2

34.3

 

32.9

  - 17 or 18 years

23.3

27.0

 

24.4

  - 19 years or over

44.5

37.7

0.20

42.7

Professional status:

    

  - employed full time

17.1

16.2

 

16.9

  - employed part time

8.2

8.1

 

8.2

  - retired

65.3

65.0

 

65.2

  - not employed

9.4

10.7

0.94

9.7

Residence in France:

    

  - Paris and suburbs

8.3

7.3

 

8.0

  - North-East

3.2

1.3

 

2.7

  - North-West

39.1

44.9

 

40.7

  - South-West

34.7

36.3

 

35.1

  - South-East

14.7

10.2

0.16

13.5

Level of French:

    

  - excellent

12.5

12.8

 

12.6

  - very good

13.7

13.7

 

13.7

  - good

23.6

21.8

 

23.1

  - fair

30.4

27.8

 

29.7

  - poor

19.8

23.9

0.73

20.9