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Table 1 Summary of quantitative data

From: Exploring what lies behind public preferences for avoiding health losses caused by lapses in healthcare safety and patient lifestyle choices

Summary of PTO data (a)

Context

Non-trade genetic

Prefer genetic

Indifferent

Prefer comparator

Non-trade comparator

Total

Lifestyle related diseases

257 (25%)

368 (36%)

220 (21%)

144 (14%)

41 (4%)

1030

Sports injuries

384 (37%)

450 (44%)

149 (14%)

35 (3%)

12 (1%)

1030

Hospital infections

68 (7%)

127 (12%)

405 (39%)

268 (26%)

162 (16%)

1030

Medication errors

159 (15%)

208 (20%)

313 (30%)

208 (20%)

142 (14%)

1030

Staff injuries

280 (27%)

311 (30%)

273 (27%)

89 (9%)

77 (7%)

1030

Total

1148

1464

1360

744

434

5150

Summary of PTO data excluding comments which challenged PTO assumptions in respective context (b)

Lifestyle related diseases

251 (26%)

353 (37%)

218 (23%)

109 (11%)

32 (3%)

963

Sports injuries

347 (37%)

403 (43%)

147 (16%)

28 (3%)

9 (1%)

934

Hospital infections

57 (6%)

107 (12%)

399 (44%)

212 (23%)

131 (14%)

906

Medication errors

136 (16%)

160 (18%)

308 (35%)

156 (18%)

116 (13%)

876

Staff injuries

255 (27%)

267 (28%)

273 (29%)

85 (9%)

73 (8%)

953

 

874

999

850

465

308

4632

Summary of PTO data excluding respondents who challenged PTO assumption once or more (c)

Lifestyle related diseases

167 (24%)

238 (35%)

146 (21%)

107 (16%)

26 (4%)

684

Sports injuries

253 (37%)

291 (43%)

107 (16%)

22 (3%)

11 (2%)

684

Hospital infections

39 (14%)

83 (12%)

266 (39%)

187 (27%)

109 (16%)

684

Medication errors

99 (14%)

145 (21%)

211 (31%)

135 (20%)

94 (14%)

684

Staff injuries

185 (27%)

207 (30%)

180 (26%)

57 (8%)

55 (8%)

684

 

743

964

910

508

295

3420