Dutch citizens of Turkish origin who utilize healthcare services in Turkey: a qualitative study on motives and contextual factors

Table 1 Respondents’ characteristics

Respondents	Age	Sex	Employee status	Educational level^a	Duration of stay in Turkey	Frequency of travel to Turkey	Years of stay in the Netherlands
R01	70	M	Retired	Low	6 months	Yearly	44
R02	49	M	Employed	Low	4 weeks	Not available	35
R03	45	F	Employed	Low	Not available	Not available	30
R04	67	F	Retired	Low	11 months	Yearly	44
R05	40	M	Employed	High	3 weeks	Not available	15
R06	25	F	Homemaker	Low	7 weeks	Not available	6
R07	61	M	Employed	Low	5 weeks	Once every 5 years	42
R08	30	F	Employed	Low	Not available	Once every 2 years	Born in the Netherlands
R09	67	M	Retired	Low	6 months	Yearly	43
R10	36	M	Employed	High	2–3 weeks	4 times a year	9
R11	26	F	Employed	Low	3.5 weeks	Yearly	Born in the Netherlands
R12	45	M	Employed	High	Living in Turkey since 2004	Not applicable	12

^aEducational level was defined as low when a respondent had no formal schooling, primary schooling only, lower vocational or lower secondary schooling, and as high when a respondent had intermediate vocational, intermediate/higher general secondary schooling or higher vocational schooling or university

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