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Table 2 Association between socioeconomic status and receivers of inpatient services among migrants who need them, China

From: Socioeconomic inequity in inpatient service utilization based on need among internal migrants: evidence from 2014 national cross-sectional survey in China

Characteristics

Model 1 (No covariates)

Model 2 (Covariates)

OR (SE)

95% CI

P

OR (SE)

95%CI

P

Socioeconomic status

 Educational attainment

  Primary school or below

Ref.

  

Ref.

  

  Middle school

1.72 (0.23)

1.33, 2.22

< 0.001

1.21 (0.16)

0.93, 1.57

0.154

  High school

2.15 (0.31)

1.63, 2.85

< 0.001

1.48 (0.24)

1.07, 2.03

0.017

  University or above

2.76 (0.38)

2.11, 3.62

< 0.001

2.04 (0.36)

1.45, 2.88

0.001

 Economic status

  Quartile 1

Ref.

  

Ref.

  

  Quartile 2

1.41 (0.16)

1.14, 1.76

0.002

1.15 (0.14)

0.90, 1.47

0.250

  Quartile 3

1.62 (0.16)

1.34, 1.97

< 0.001

1.28 (0.16)

1.01, 1.62

0.044

  Quartile 4

1.67 (0.24)

1.25, 2.22

< 0.001

1.37 (0.20)

1.02, 1.83

0.035

  1. Standard error in parentheses all clustered at strata; Sample weights applied; CI indicated confidence interval; Model 2 were adjusted for gender, age, marital status, number of children, ethnic group, health record, Hukou type, health insurance, movement area, duration of migration and willingness for long-term residence of more than 5 years and region