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Table 8 Multivariate analysis of residents’ usage of community health station services (logistic regressions)

From: Contracting with private providers for primary care services: evidence from urban China

Dependent variables:

Prob(Served by Pri_C)

Prob(visited CHS in any district)

Probability that resident is willing to do routine health exam at neighborhood CHS

Probability that resident is willing to visit the neighborhood CHS as first contact if ill

 

All CHS (all districts)

All CHS (all districts)

All CHS (all districts)

Public CHS

Private CHS

All CHS

All CHS

All CHS

 

All respondents

All respondents

All respondents

Respondents who previously visited the CHS

Respondents who previously visited the CHS

Respondents who previously visited the CHS

  
 

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

Male

-0.020

0.192

0.121

0.276

-0.098

0.083

-0.093

-0.190

 

(0.168)

(0.135)

(0.140)

(0.250)

(0.245)

(0.173)

(0.116)

(0.175)

Uninsured

0.783

-0.349

-0.258

-0.788

0.743

0.114

-0.320

-0.113

 

(0.300)***

(0.133)***

(0.130)**

(0.374)**

(0.185)***

(0.253)

(0.150)**

(0.232)

Self reported poor health

0.344

0.139

-0.007

-0.038

-0.153

-0.060

-0.004

-0.131

 

(0.222)

(0.180)

(0.177)

(0.272)

(0.319)

(0.192)

(0.120)

(0.163)

With no higher than compulsory education

0.015

-0.124

0.139

0.861

0.151

0.419

0.016

0.113

 

(0.326)

(0.213)

(0.192)

(0.400)**

(0.394)

(0.274)

(0.205)

(0.310)

Monthly income lower than 800RMB

0.346

0.050

0.418

-0.272

1.231

0.497

0.366

0.525

 

(0.437)

(0.316)

(0.230)*

(0.597)

(0.569)**

(0.425)

(0.198)*

(0.386)

Neighborhood served by private CHC

 

0.180

0.499

  

0.434

0.405

0.412

  

(0.302)

(0.412)

  

(0.489)

(0.378)

(0.491)

Constant

-0.109

0.909

-0.417

0.108

0.517

0.115

-0.070

0.627

 

(0.546)

(0.245)***

(0.309)

(0.394)

(0.398)

(0.379)

(0.282)

(0.403)

Observations

918

866

918

282

347

629

918

629

  1. Notes: 1) Standard errors in parentheses are clustered at the CHS level; 2) ***, **, * refer to 1%, 5% and 10% statistical significance level, respectively.