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Table 3b Responsiveness in respect to socio-demographic variables

From: How does mental health care perform in respect to service users' expectations? Evaluating inpatient and outpatient care in Germany with the WHO responsivenessconcept

Age (quartiles)

  

n

Rank

p

outpatient

0–36 years

43

114.1

.80**

 

37–43 years

64

112.5

 
 

44–53 years

54

104.8

 
 

> 54 years

60

112.8

 

inpatient

0–36 years

31

46.9

.67**

 

37–43 years

15

47.8

 
 

44–53 years

18

46.5

 
 

> 54 years

27

43.7

 

Duration of illness (quartiles)

Outpatient

0 – 4 years

39

97.6

.11*

 

5–11 years

54

114.4

 
 

12–22 years

61

124.6

 
 

> 22 years

66

101.9

 

inpatient

0 – 4 years

37

46.2

.85**

 

5–11 years

23

43.4

 
 

12–22 years

18

42.7

 
 

> 22 years

11

48.0

 

Income

outpatient

< 500 €

49

96.2

.04**

 

500–1000 €

86

92.3

 
 

> 1000 €

42

73.9

 

inpatient

< 500 €

29

43.3

.63**

 

500–1000 €

36

42.7

 
 

> 1000 €

22

47.1

 

Education

outpatient

basic level

74

115.0

.08*

 

intermediate level

79

93.0

 
 

higher education

54

104.8

 

inpatient

basic level

31

39.8

.02*

 

intermediate level

32

51.3

 
 

higher education

21

33.0

 

Working status

outpatient

employed

98

108.4

.45*

 

unemployed

20

122.4

 
 

retired/disabled

96

103.5

 

inpatient

employed

22

42.8

.99*

 

unemployed

26

43.6

 
 

retired/disabled

38

43.9

 
  1. * Kruskal-Wallis test, **Jonckheere-Terpstra test; distribution free test for ordered alternatives in a one-way layout.